Visible OTA update status
Keep an operator-facing status visible while Linux or the main system applies an update.
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Explore what a persistent real-time display path could enable.
These studies turn product and system scenarios into concrete architecture discussions. Each one identifies the proposed behavior, the integration contract, and the claims that still require project-specific validation.
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Low-power display operation
Let the real-time core maintain a controlled display while application cores sleep, then request a wake-up when needed.
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Critical status fallback during a Linux fault
Return the display to a defined real-time state when Linux stops meeting the agreed health contract.
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Immediate urgent machine-state display
Present an urgent machine state through an independent real-time display path without waiting for the Linux UI.
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RPMsg system-health monitoring
Exchange versioned health and heartbeat states with the real-time core and show project-defined warnings.
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Charging status while application cores sleep
Keep charging progress and battery warnings visible from the real-time side, then allow an A-core start only after the agreed power conditions are met.
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Instant mobility instrument cluster
Show keyless state, essential system information, and urgent warnings immediately on motorcycle, marine, and other mobility displays.
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Real-time four-source composition on i.MX8QXP
Compose a real-time UI, Linux UI, camera input, and persistent system-health view into one controlled four-pane display.
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