Our partnership started with the development of the UI design for the embedded application. The challenge was to implement custom configurations, including rule-based configuration, alarms, web integration, and hardware interactions within Linux. The safe cabinet has the user record synchronization feature. Access is configured on the web part, where new users are added and various permissions are distributed.
We have significantly rewritten and improved the solution’s existing microservices architecture. The microservices communicate with each other via D-Bus. We have rebuilt the UI architecture to a newer format from MVC to Flux. Our team has created a high-level application logic and implemented the service for network communication via ConnMan.
Additionally, the N-iX team has developed a hardware simulator to enable testing on the desktop environment.