What is Embedded Wizard and how does it streamline GUI development for embedded systems?

Embedded Wizard is a modern, user-friendly WYSIWYG authoring tool for developing graphical user interfaces. It simplifies the process through an object-oriented, component-based approach, offering integrated prototyping and debugging to instantly test GUI applications.

Which microcontrollers and operating systems are supported by Embedded Wizard?

Embedded Wizard supports a wide range of microcontrollers including STM32, NXP (i.MX RT, i.MX), Texas Instruments, Renesas, Microchip, Infineon, Raspberry Pi, Variscite SOMs, Phytec SOMs, and Ambiq chipsets. It is designed for any OS and RTOS, as well as embedded Linux systems.

Can Embedded Wizard be integrated into existing development workflows?

Yes, Embedded Wizard supports a Command Line Interface (CLI) which allows for seamless integration into existing batch jobs. It also includes a rich set of available example projects to help developers get started quickly.

Embedded Wizard: Production-Grade GUI Framework for Embedded Systems

Simplify Your GUI Development

Modern and user-friendly WYSIWYG authoring tool, the Embedded Wizard Studio
Object-oriented, component based development approach
Integrated prototyping and debugging environment to test the GUI application instantly
Generation of source code optimized for your selected target system
Supports the extraction of documentation from your project
Support of a CLI (command line interface) to be integrated into your batch jobs
Includes a rich set of available example projects

Supported Microcontrollers and Microprocessors

STM32 family
Texas Instruments
NxP
Renesas
Raspberry Pi
Microchip chipsets
Infineon chipsets
Variscite SOMs
Phytec SOMs
Ambiq chipsets

⇒ Any OS and RTOS’s

Embedded Wizard is a production grade embedded GUI framework optimized for STM32 microcontrollers including STM32H7 and for NXP platforms such as i.MX RT and i.MX application processors. It generates highly efficient and deterministic C code with explicit control over internal and external memory, supports single and double frame buffer architectures, partial screen updates, and hardware accelerated rendering using graphics engines such as DMA2D, LTDC, and GPU units where available. Designed for RTOS based and embedded Linux systems, Embedded Wizard enables predictable real time behavior and smooth graphical performance for industrial HMI, medical devices, automotive displays, and other long lifecycle embedded products.

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User Experience (UX) is key to building GUIs that truly connect with users.
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Our expertise ensures a smoother, more intuitive experience — and greater product success.

Do We Offer Training for Embedded Wizard GUI Development?

Embedded Wizard’s clear, comprehensive documentation lets you master GUI development through self-study.
For a faster start, our expert-led training helps you grasp core concepts and kick-start your project with confidence.

Proof of Concept

A proof of concept (PoC) is key to a successful GUI project.
It validates ideas, exposes challenges early, and saves time and resources.
Our GUI Services team provides expert support to build a solid foundation for your design.

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Our team helps you optimize GUI performance across diverse hardware.
With deep expertise and advanced analysis, we identify bottlenecks, improve responsiveness, and ensure a smooth user experience.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1 What is Embedded Wizard and how does it streamline GUI development for embedded systems?: Embedded Wizard is a modern, user-friendly WYSIWYG authoring tool for developing graphical user interfaces. It simplifies the process through an object-oriented, component-based approach, offering integrated prototyping and debugging to instantly test GUI applications.
2 Which microcontrollers and operating systems are supported by Embedded Wizard?: Embedded Wizard supports a wide range of microcontrollers including STM32, NXP (i.MX RT, i.MX), Texas Instruments, Renesas, Microchip, Infineon, Raspberry Pi, Variscite SOMs, Phytec SOMs, and Ambiq chipsets. It is designed for any OS and RTOS, as well as embedded Linux systems.
3 How does Embedded Wizard ensure high performance and optimized code for embedded devices?: It generates highly efficient and deterministic C code with explicit control over internal and external memory. The tool supports single and double frame buffer architectures, partial screen updates, and leverages hardware accelerated rendering using graphics engines like DMA2D, LTDC, and GPU units where available.
4 Can Embedded Wizard be integrated into existing development workflows?: Yes, Embedded Wizard supports a Command Line Interface (CLI) which allows for seamless integration into existing batch jobs. It also includes a rich set of available example projects to help developers get started quickly.