Selection single board computer
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Hi,
That's way to vague a question.
What do you want to do with that board ?
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@SGaist said in Selection single board computer:
What do you want to do with that board ?
Hi there, I have a qml app for medical engineering
I used: sql(process in cpp and connect to qml), animation, dynamic charts (200Hz), serial port, nice GUI (with qml), a lot of menus & buttons and svgs -
You should take a look at the Qt for Medical Devices offering. There might be interesting recommendations there.
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You should take a look at the Qt for Medical Devices offering. There might be interesting recommendations there.
@SGaist said in Selection single board computer:
You should take a look at the Qt for Medical Devices offering. There might be interesting recommendations there.
Ok, Thanks. Which boards support EGLFS and I did not find a tutorial to launch a qtQuick project with --platform EGLFS . So that the graphic card supports GLSL 1.5 and opengl!
Another words is
Boot2Qtmy answer?? -
@SGaist said in Selection single board computer:
You should take a look at the Qt for Medical Devices offering. There might be interesting recommendations there.
Ok, Thanks. Which boards support EGLFS and I did not find a tutorial to launch a qtQuick project with --platform EGLFS . So that the graphic card supports GLSL 1.5 and opengl!
Another words is
Boot2Qtmy answer??@SpyerGame there's a list of boards in the Qt documentation. And there's likely others that exists.
Do you really need a tutorial to append
--platform eglfsafter your application name ?Boot2Qt is indeed an option.
Note that the medical field is heavily regulated so can't just come with any hardware and software stack, hence my suggestion to go with Qt for Medical Devices.
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@SpyerGame there's a list of boards in the Qt documentation. And there's likely others that exists.
Do you really need a tutorial to append
--platform eglfsafter your application name ?Boot2Qt is indeed an option.
Note that the medical field is heavily regulated so can't just come with any hardware and software stack, hence my suggestion to go with Qt for Medical Devices.
Do you really need a tutorial to append
--platform eglfsafter your application name ?Yes, because I usually install Ubuntu server. So that the operating system uses less resources and the application performs better
Note that the medical field is heavily regulated so can't just come with any hardware and software stack, hence my suggestion to go with Qt for Medical Devices.
I gave an example that some of our company's projects are for medical engineering, but most of them are for commercial work that have clean graphics like the dribbble site examples and we need a board that can run without lag.
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Do you really need a tutorial to append
--platform eglfsafter your application name ?Yes, because I usually install Ubuntu server. So that the operating system uses less resources and the application performs better
Note that the medical field is heavily regulated so can't just come with any hardware and software stack, hence my suggestion to go with Qt for Medical Devices.
I gave an example that some of our company's projects are for medical engineering, but most of them are for commercial work that have clean graphics like the dribbble site examples and we need a board that can run without lag.
@SpyerGame Did you check the board list in the documentation page I linked to ?
You should also take into account the compute requirements that might require an NVIDIA GPU for example.
