Chip Solutions for Color GUI Design

Amulet’s GEM Graphical OS Chip™ for color displays enables OEMs and design firms to seamlessly take their products to the next level by implementing interactive color GUIs built with easy drag-and-drop design tools. All color chips include a built-in royalty-FREE Graphical Operating System. Amulet has partnered with hundreds of OEM’s saving them time and money while helping them go from ordinary push buttons, knobs and LEDs to distinctive color graphical user interfaces that set them apart from the competition.

GEM Graphical OS Chip for Color GUIs

Amulet's GEM Graphical OS Chip for color displays offers all the functionality of the monochrome chip, but in gorgeous 24-bit color. Take your product to the next level by easily implementing an interactive, smartphone-like embedded user interface designed with Amulet’s drag-and-drop GUI development tools. The chip includes all of the hardware and software required to turn a color LCD and touch panel into a graphical user interface. It supports alpha blending on passive and active displays of various sizes and includes a built-in royalty-FREE Graphical Operating System along with a Free 30-Day Trial of GEMstudio™, Amulet’s GUI design tool.

GEM Graphical OS Chip (208-PQFP)- Download Data Sheet 

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Go ahead...take the plunge and add a splash of color. It's never been easier!

Software Tools for Color GUI Design

GEM Graphical OS Chip customers can experience the unique benefits of designing their GUI with GEMstudio™, the easiest, fastest and most flexible graphical user interface (GUI) design tool in the embedded space. GEMstudio integrates tools for visual layout, interactive PC based simulation, and programming of the flash memory in the target embedded hardware. It's a true WYSIWYG GUI design tool that requires no coding for the GUI design. Using the GEMstudio drag-and-drop GUI development environment for creating color touchscreen human-machine-interfaces (HMIs) for embedded systems allows designers to create smartphone-like user interfaces in days or weeks, instead of months, or years.

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