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Linux Meets HMI: Solving Compatibility Challenges with Yocto

Prasad Nikam, Tejas Baru, Samarth Bacchewar, Prof. Aparna Kulkarni

Abstract


This literature review investigates the development of Human-Machine Interface (HMI) applications using the Yocto Project on Raspberry Pi 4B. By examining recent ad- vancements, various applications of model-driven frameworks, adaptive interfaces, device driver integration, and automation testing in embedded systems were explored. The survey highlights significant contributions in optimizing performance, enhancing user experience, and supporting modular, scalable architectures. Comparative insights are drawn from related studies to establish a comprehensive understanding of current challenges and solu- tions. These findings serve as a foundation for our research on creating a robust and user-friendly HMI solution for industrial applications.


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