Human Machine Interface (HMI) Development Expertise
Creating intuitive and adaptive user interfaces.
How Acsia Can Help?
- Robust requirements management, analysis tools, system architecture, and system integration for HMI.
- Performance Analysis & Optimization: Leverage OS expertise, and hardware acceleration capabilities to improve system performance and meet critical KPIs.
- Expertise in Services-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and data-driven architecture.
- Layered architecture definitions for user interface (UI), business logic and service layer.
- HMI Tools: Kanzi, Android HMI, Qt/QML, Slint, Flutter, Unity.
- Languages: C/C++, Java, Python.
- Middleware: OpenGL/GLSL, Vulcan.
- Hardware Platforms: NXP, Renesas, Qualcomm, Nvidia, Infineon, Telechips.
- OS Platforms: Android, Linux, QNX, Windows, Web.
- Business Logic
- Service Layer
- Middleware
- Compliance verification with UX design
- Business Logic verification
- Architectural verification at interface level
- Graphics performance verification
- Test automation framework and robotic test automation for HMI
- Compliance verification with UX design
- Business Logic verification
- Architectural verification at interface level
- Graphics performance verification
- Test automation framework and robotic test automation for HMI
- HMI requirements analysis (SYS and SWE)
- Standards compliance
- Code generation and unit test verification
- Software test case generation
- Design and development of Intelligent HMI features by integrating Edge AI
- Create engaging UI/UX as per OEM requirements
- Design Tools: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Blender
Head Unit and Rear Seat Applications
- Navigation
- Media
- Vehicle Functions
- In-Car Internet
- Speech Recognition Applications
- System UI Customizations
- Other Entertainment Applications
Instrument Cluster HMI
- Tell-tales, Meters, Dials, Warnings
- Information On Demand
- Adapt Navigation Software
- Driver Assist Functions Integration
- Head Unit Integration to Clusters
- EV Specific Functions
- Other Cluster Functions
Head Up Display HMI
- HUD Applications
- Augmented Displays
Project Highlights
Low-Cost CDC (Proof of Concept)
- CDC with 3 Displays (Configurable and Customizable as required ).
- Central Driver Console (Linux QT Cluster + Android IVI in shared display), Rear Left Display, Rear Right Display.
- Android 14 Multi-User Multi-Display Configuration.
Connected Cluster Development for an Indian Electric OEM
Development of Cluster HMI and integration of Navigation system into system HMI.
Digital Cluster HMI Development for a North American OEM
End to end development of the Cluster HMI for different variants.
HMI Development for an Indian 2W OEM
Development of Cluster and infotainment HMI for their flagship model.
Android HMI Development for an Indian OEM
Development of Android based IVI HMI.
Rear Seat Entertainment Development for a German OEM through a Japanese Tier 1
Developed an Android-based RSE system with Baidu App-store integration, System UI and startup animation customization, framework enhancements, custom G-board keyboard, and in-vehicle browser.












OEMs benefit from expertise in the latest HMI technologies, ensuring they stay at the forefront of user interface design, voice recognition, augmented reality, and other advanced features.
By leveraging data-driven insights, OEMs can create highly intuitive, user-centric interfaces that prioritize driver comfort, ease of use, and can adapt to individual preferences, ensuring a more engaging and seamless in-vehicle experiences.
OEMs can drive innovative functionality (voice commands, minimal distraction design, and adaptive cruise controls) while ensuring adherence to stringent automotive safety parameters.
By deploying pre-existing tools, platforms, and reusables, OEMs can significantly reduce development time and ensure faster market entry without compromising quality or user experience.
By engaging an HMI development expert like Acsia, OEMs can scale their HMI solutions across different vehicle models and regions, and accelerate innovation without increasing overheads related to inhouse resources and infrastructure.
Which automotive HMI development tools and frameworks does Acsia support?
Acsia specializes in industry-leading automotive HMI development tools such as Kanzi, Android HMI, Qt QML, Slint, Flutter, and Unity. The company’s expertise enables OEMs to achieve stunning visuals, rapid prototyping, and enhanced platform flexibility for modern digital cockpits.
What software solutions does Acsia provide for HMI?
Acsia provides solutions, like vehicle system engineering, performance optimization, software architecture (SOA and data-driven), custom HMI development using Kanzi, Android HMI, Qt QML, Slint, Flutter, and Unity, along with middleware and OS expertise. The company offers rigorous verification, validation, automated testing (including LiLA for HMI), and engaging OEM-specific UI/UX design, ensuring high performance, safety compliance, and accelerated market readiness.
Can Acsia customize automotive HMI solutions for diverse hardware and OS platforms?
Yes. Acsia offers customization capabilities across various operating systems, including Android, Linux, QNX, Windows, and Web platforms, as well as hardware platforms such as NXP, Renesas, Qualcomm, Nvidia, Infineon, and Telechips. The company tailors solutions to meet specific OEM requirements.
How does partnering with Acsia accelerate time-to-market for automotive HMI solutions?
By significantly accelerating the development timelines through Acsia’s extensive use of proven frameworks, reusable software components, and industry expertise, the company is able to accelerate time-to-market for automotive HMI solutions. This approach enables automotive OEMs to quickly deploy personalized, high-quality HMI solutions without compromising on user experience or safety.
What is Acsia’s expertise in digital instrument clusters and Head-Up Display (HUD) development?
Acsia has expertise in developing innovative digital instrument clusters and advanced Head-Up Displays (HUD), like tell-tales, meters, augmented reality displays, navigation adaptation, EV specific interfaces, driver assistance integrations, and seamless cluster-to-head unit integration, transforming in-vehicle experiences.
What kind of projects has Acsia delivered in HMI?
- Low-Cost CDC (Proof of Concept).
- Connected Cluster Development for an Indian Electric OEM.
- Digital Cluster HMI Development for a North American OEM.
- HMI Development for an Indian 2W OEM.
- Android HMI Development for an Indian OEM.
- Rear Seat Entertainment Development for a German OEM.