Off-highway.
Machines that run all day.
From construction equipment to agricultural machinery, Crossware has delivered embedded software across the off-highway sector for OEMs in Germany, Japan and India, MCU and BSP work on compaction equipment, boot-time engineering on Linux-based platforms, and Qt for MCUs cluster development on constrained hardware.
Solutions for off-highway machines.
HMI engineered for any use case
Dynamic load charts and other real-time operational displays, built on whichever stack fits the hardware, from Qt for MCUs on a bare-metal cluster to Qt or Flutter on a full Linux console.
Camera view integrations
Blind-spot, load-area and rear-view camera feeds composited directly into the operator display, on low-power SoCs already qualified for the cluster.
Device to cloud, over WebRTC
Telemetry and live video streamed from the machine to a cloud or fleet-management endpoint, built on CrossPlay.
Device to remote view
An operator or supervisor sees and controls the machine's own display from a safe distance, over the same connection used for camera streaming.
Production off-highway programmes, not one-off demos.
Off-highway machines run in harsher conditions and longer service lives than passenger vehicles, and the engineering reflects it, platform migrations, boot-time budgets and cluster displays that have to work the same way on day one and year ten.
Leading German road-construction equipment maker
GermanyCrossware has worked with a leading German road-construction equipment maker across several engineering workstreams spanning both graphics and platform work.
Japanese OEM, Linux boot-time optimisation
JapanFor a Japanese off-highway OEM running Qt 6.5 on an embedded Linux platform, Crossware profiled and optimised the complete startup path from bootloader through to application launch.
Leading Indian tractor manufacturer, cluster HMI
IndiaQt for MCUs cluster development for a leading Indian tractor manufacturer, delivering a 3.5″ TFT instrument cluster on the Renesas RH850 D1M1V2.
Remote machine operation
Video & WebRTCCamera streams, machine controls and telemetry combined in one operator interface, operable from a safe distance over WebRTC, running on the lowest-power SoC that will still carry multiple camera feeds at once. Built on CrossPlay.
Tell us the platform and the duty cycle.
Compaction, tractors or boot-time budgets, if it runs off-highway, Crossware has shipped something like it.