ICS’ Design Studio, Boston UX, Nominated for Global UX Design Award
ICS and our in-house design studio Boston UX were nominated in the Concept category for our work on Project RED, a non-profit initiative to develop an affordable emergency ventilator effective at treating respiratory conditions associated with COVID-19. Vote for us for the Public Choice Award and read more here >>
Welcome to ICS' July Newsletter
At ICS, we are always thrilled when we get the opportunity to contribute to the greater good, whether that involves developing new medical devices or supporting charitable initiatives. That’s why we’re so proud of our collaboration with the non-profit Project RED. Together, we created an accurate, easy-to-use, inexpensive ventilator for treating COVID-19 patients in India, South America and other areas of the world with limited access to existing, costly medical equipment. We’re delighted to be recognized for this important work by the UX Design Awards organization. Our nomination is a clear indication that UX design is an integral part of product development success. You can read more about our award nomination in this issue.
In addition, explore the first two installments in our timely series Securing the Cloud with AWS, as well as the final blog in our five-part series on developing with microcontrollers. Also this month, we’re sharing details on upcoming virtual Qt training opportunities, as well as a slate of in-person, hybrid and virtual medical device-focused events.
Peter Winston, CEO
Cloud Reliability: Disaster Recovery Strategies You Need to Know
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Support Cloud Data Encryption with Foundational AWS
Leverage major AWS services for two-step encryption. Read More >>
Learn How to Install Qt for MCU Demos on NXP Hardware
NXP’s I.Mx RT MCUs are a popular hardware for low-cost embedded GUI projects. Read More >>
Training: Building an Embedded Application with Qt
Virtual or in-person, the choice is up to you! We have expanded our popular course to be available in either format to fit your needs. This hands-on training will teach you how to build a Qt application for an embedded device. Enroll Now >>