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'''The Serious Human Interface&trade; Platform'''<br/>The Serious Human Interface&trade; Platform (SHIP) is a rapid GUI development and deployment system with five main ingredients:
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====The Serious Human Interface&trade; Platform====<br/>The Serious Human Interface&trade; Platform (SHIP) is a rapid GUI development and deployment system with five main ingredients:
 
* SHIP Total IDE ('''SHIPTide'''), the PC/Mac/Linux based IDE for developing your GUI
 
* SHIP Total IDE ('''SHIPTide'''), the PC/Mac/Linux based IDE for developing your GUI
 
* the '''cargo''' binary data file that SHIPTide exports, containing your whole GUI including fonts, images, layout, audio, compiled scripts, communications, and more
 
* the '''cargo''' binary data file that SHIPTide exports, containing your whole GUI including fonts, images, layout, audio, compiled scripts, communications, and more

Revision as of 16:57, 25 March 2014

====The Serious Human Interface™ Platform====
The Serious Human Interface™ Platform (SHIP) is a rapid GUI development and deployment system with five main ingredients:

  • SHIP Total IDE (SHIPTide), the PC/Mac/Linux based IDE for developing your GUI
  • the cargo binary data file that SHIPTide exports, containing your whole GUI including fonts, images, layout, audio, compiled scripts, communications, and more
  • the Serious Integrated Module (SIM) hardware that hosts your GUI and becomes your new front panel, communicating typically by UART to the rest of your system
  • SHIPEngine, the embedded runtime firmware on your SIM that runs GUIs that SHIPTide exports
  • Communications, including the upcoming SHIPBridge Protocol, enabling communications between the SIM and your system
SHIP Elements

First Steps

Want to learn a bit more about SHIP? Here are a few resources that can get you familiar with SHIP concepts and capabilities before you dive deeper:

Training and Applications Notes

Technical Reference