Board bring-up
Boot, memory, Ethernet, field buses, display, touch and product-specific peripherals.
Platform engineering
TI AM62x for efficient industrial and medical HMIs.
AM62x targets products that need a capable Linux interface at a disciplined cost and power point. Crossware structures the platform around a reliable display path, clean hardware interfaces and an updateable product image.
Capability focus: efficient Linux HMIs for connected products
Engineering scope
From evaluation hardware to a maintainable product platform.
Crossware works where board support, accelerated hardware and the product application meet. The exact scope is adapted to the selected device, board design and delivery stage.
Linux platform
Yocto layers, device trees, system services and an OTA-ready image architecture.
User interface
Qt or LVGL applications with hardware-aware rendering and responsive touch behaviour.
Product lifecycle
Boot and memory profiling, validation, secure deployment and long-term maintenance.
Software architecture
The stack we can build and integrate.
BSP
- U-Boot and Linux configuration
- Device-tree authoring
- Peripheral and display drivers
HMI
- Qt Wayland or EGLFS
- LVGL integration
- Touch and input validation
Deployment
- Yocto image design
- Container options where useful
- Update and rollback preparation
Confirmed customer work
Relevant embedded Linux product cases.
These anonymised references come from the confirmed industrial product programme relevant to the TI platform page.
Product case study
Embedded PDF viewer
A compact document viewer with touch, search, programmable controls and embedded window-system integration.
Read case study →Product case studyRemote desktop and video playback
Framebuffer capture, Weston integration and accelerated video-path optimisation for a responsive embedded display.
Read case study →Product case studyIP camera integration
Camera-stream integration, transport analysis and reliable presentation within an industrial embedded Linux product.
Read case study →Start with the constraints
Tell us what the platform has to deliver.
Share your board, display, camera, operating-system and performance requirements. We will help define the shortest credible path from the current baseline to a production-ready system.