GraphLab Pro · Bespoke early GUI
GraphLab Pro designs a project-specific GUI on the real-time core, connects it to the agreed product peripherals, and targets availability in under one second while Linux starts in parallel.
Defined scope
Every engagement is assessed and accepted against the target hardware, firmware, display path, Linux stack, and readiness contract.
Included
Operating sequence
GraphLab Core starts the display path on the real-time core.
The project-specific GUI starts against the agreed under-one-second availability target and connects to validated peripheral interfaces.
The existing Linux application starts without owning the physical display path.
The accepted Linux-rendered UI is selected at the agreed readiness point.
Real hardware proof
The GraphLab Boot reference on Toradex Verdin iMX8M Plus reaches its first visible pixel in approximately 800 ms. That measured result belongs to the validated Boot setup and is not a Pro performance promise. Pro treats under-one-second GUI availability as a project design target, validated with the agreed screens, peripherals, hardware, and rendering workload. Linux application readiness remains unchanged.
Read the platform proofProduct comparison
| Capability | SplashBranded startup | BootStatus and fallback | ProBespoke early GUI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Project configuration from known timings | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Persistent display authority | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Approved branding | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Observed status and progress | No | Yes | Yes |
| Defined fallback | No | Yes | Yes |
| Functional early GUI with peripheral I/O | No | No | Yes |
GraphLab Pro Technical Articles
Diagnose black frames, flicker, and visible resets across the bootloader, Linux DRM, compositor, and embedded application startup path.
Read articleGraphLab Pro Product Studies
Show keyless state, essential system information, and urgent warnings immediately on motorcycle, marine, and other mobility displays.
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Present an urgent machine state through an independent real-time display path without waiting for the Linux UI.
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Compose a real-time UI, Linux UI, camera input, and persistent system-health view into one controlled four-pane display.
Read product studyFree project fit check
A GraphLab engineer will review your NXP i.MX display path and identify whether Splash, Boot, or Pro is the practical next step.
