DiSTI and TES Electronics cooperate
DiSTI and TES Electronics Solutions are driving down the costs to develop on-screen displays.
The DiSTI Corporation has announced GL Studio integration with the D/AVE 2D hardware IP core rendering engine produced by TES Electronic Solutions. This new capability enables the GL Studio toolkit to produce embeddable interface content for commercial grade FPGA applications including electronic dashboards and on-screen displays for the Automotive and Aviation industries.
"This new product integration with D/AVE 2D from TES Electronic Solutions will provide unprecedented power and flexibility in generating compelling on-screen displays at a fraction of the traditional development and deployment costs," says Darren Humphrey, Chief Technology Officer for DiSTI. "The Automotive and Aerospace industries have been waiting for this breakthrough technology to expand the limits of what they can do with display development and we are proud to be at the forefront of this technology."
"This new product integration with D/AVE 2D from TES Electronic Solutions will provide unprecedented power and flexibility in generating compelling on-screen displays at a fraction of the traditional development and deployment costs," says Darren Humphrey, Chief Technology Officer for DiSTI. "The Automotive and Aerospace industries have been waiting for this breakthrough technology to expand the limits of what they can do with display development and we are proud to be at the forefront of this technology."
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