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Berlin – December 15, 2021 – Incari software enables custom HMI development in record time. Customized and intuitive interface-but not limited to cars. Berlin-based software company Incari is developing a new human-machine interface (HMI) to tap the potential of digital technology in the aviation and shipping industries, which will set new standards for the cockpit and bridge. Like the collaboration with Piech Automotive to develop the digital cockpit of the Piech GT electric sports car, the Incari method is also expected to provide an efficient and cost-effective method for visionary HMI interfaces in other industries.

"Incari can be used wherever a human-machine interface is required," said Osman Dumbuya, founder and CEO of Incari. "The era when the mouse is the only computer interface is over. Touch screens, gesture control, and voice control have become a reality today. But augmented reality, remote touch, and computer brain interfaces have just begun. At Incari, we provide the technology we need to unleash a lot of The new technological potential of the industry."

Incari Studio can reduce development time by up to 70%

Incari breaks the traditional method of HMI development. Designers and developers no longer research new technologies in sequence. Instead, they work in parallel in a common software environment from the beginning. As a result of this method, subsequent adjustments are completely eliminated, which are usually time-consuming and costly, because these adjustments are not implemented until later in the process.

Incari's software also uses a 3D-first approach. This opens up entirely new possibilities for user comfort—especially when combined with augmented reality (AR). The Incari approach is expected to reduce development time in the HMI field by as much as 70%, while reducing personnel requirements and providing a higher quality end user experience.

Develop complex 3D interfaces without programming knowledge

Incari Studio is a software platform with an intuitive visual user interface. It enables users who lack programming skills to design complex interfaces in 3D while generating very clean programming code. In addition, Incari provides a common software environment for developers and designers who are already in the prototyping stage. This brings flexibility and saves time.

"Using traditional development methods, it usually takes up to 14 days to change the design of a single element, involving a five-digit sum. With Incari, it can be done in a few minutes," Dumbuya said.

Although the ease of use of automobiles is changing rapidly, other industries are lagging behind in terms of digital transformation. Incari reduces the complexity of HMI development and supports the use of the most advanced technology. Because of these, the control of aircraft and ships has also become easier and safer. Other application areas include the virtual representation of three-dimensional construction plans in construction sites or in the medical field, for example, through remote control of surgical robotic arms.

"In the future, screens and displays will no longer be the only user interface; in the next few months, the expected, instant, and customized widgets will become a reality in Incari—not the 2054 described in the movie Minority Report. Years," Dumbuya said.

Incari was founded in May 2021 by Osman Dumbuya and Alexander Grasse. Incari is headquartered in Berlin and has offices in France and Poland. Currently, about 50 people work for this start-up company.

INCARI GMBH Kemperplatz 1 10785 Berlin / Germany Josef Arweck Tel: 0049 15734762499 E-mail: josef.arweck@incari.com

Media contact Company name: Incari GmbH Contact person: Alexander Grasse Email: Send email Phone: +49 30 695 35 73 – 0 Address: Kemperpl. 1 City: Berlin Country: Germany Website: https://www.incari.com/

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