Texas Instruments’ Next HMI Processor Family

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In the past, an HMI consisted of a physical control panel with pushbuttons; switches, and indicator lights that enabled users to communicate with a machine. As the technology progressed, it became possible for users to monitor processes, see status information displays and send commands. Now, HMI applications are everywhere, including smartphone apps used to control…
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