EmbedBuilder
A graphical toolchain for machine HMI. Drag the controls, bind them to variables, map the bus signals, then debug on the machine. Your electrical engineer builds the screen — you do not need to hire a software team for it.
Walkthrough recording in preparation
A 15-minute recording of a gauge cluster being built from an empty project, using the English interface. We are producing it now; the Chinese-interface screenshots we have are not usable for this audience.
Four steps, no code
In this order, because that is the order the work actually happens in.
- 01
Drop controls
Gauges, indicator lamps, charts, images and buttons onto the canvas. What you arrange is what runs on the display.
- 02
Bind variables
Connect a control to a variable instead of to a drawing call. Change the binding, not the code, when the signal moves.
- 03
Map the bus signals
CAN, J1939 and CANopen become a mapping table. J1939 parameters are addressed by SPN; DM1 and DM2 trouble codes come with a code library.
- 04
Debug on the machine
Watch live values on the target, not in a simulator. The alarm you are chasing on the machine is the alarm you can see in the tool.
Who this is for
The people who already know the machine: electrical engineers, commissioning engineers, and the mechanic who knows which value should trigger the alarm. They should not have to learn C to place a gauge.
- Electrical engineers
- Commissioning engineers
- Machine builders without a software department
- System integrators adapting a template per customer
What it is not
- It is not a general-purpose programming IDE. Logic is configured visually; it is not a replacement for a control engineer writing control algorithms.
- It does not remove the need to know your bus. You still have to know which signal carries the pressure; the tool removes the code, not the engineering.
- It is not yet ISOBUS-capable. See the protocols page for the current status.
See it build a screen
Half an hour, screen shared, using your machine type. If the workflow does not fit how your team works, that is worth knowing before either of us spends more time.
EmbedBuilder is supplied with the hardware. Seats and terms depend on project size — tell us what you are building and we will quote it as part of the terminal, not as a separate software line item.