Download

Webinar: Building HMI Systems in Unreal Engine

January 13, 2021
Automotive & Transportation
Blueprints
HMI
Learning
Webinar
Our recently aired webinar Building HMI Systems in Unreal Engine is now available to watch on demand! Check out the replay below.
 

Level 5 autonomous vehicles are on the horizon. When they arrive, we’ll all become passengers, and human-machine interfaces (HMI) will open up a whole new world of opportunity for in-car experiences. 

In this webinar, we’ll explore design-driven development—the ethos behind Epic Games’ approach to HMI. 

Join Epic Games’ Joe Andresen, Technical Product Manager, HMI; Simone Lombardo, Senior Gameplay Designer; and MinJie Wu, Senior LookDev Artist to discover how Unreal Engine breaks free from traditional HMI workflows and enables designers to dynamically impact projects as they quickly iterate and incorporate functionality into their designs.

You’ll learn:
  • How Unreal Engine features were used to create our recent HMI demo
  • Why the functionality showcased in the demo is important for user interfaces
  • What impact Blueprint and look development have on design-driven development 

For more information on building HMI with Unreal Engine, check out our HMI hub. Want to learn about how real-time technology is transforming the automotive industry? Download our Automotive Field Guide for free!

    Looking for more learning content?

    Check out the full webinar series to hear expert advice from Epic and industry speakers on a range of topics. And visit our Unreal Online Learning portal for hands-on video courses and guided learning paths.
    Webinar series Unreal Online Learning
    News
    August 19

    Unreal Engine 4.27 released!

    Creators across all industries have something to celebrate with this release: In‑camera VFX goes next-level with a slew of efficiency, quality, and ease-of-use improvements, while other highlights include path tracing for stunning final images, out-of-the-box access to Oodle and Bink, production-ready Pixel Streaming, and much more.
    News

    Unreal Engine 4.27 released!

    Creators across all industries have something to celebrate with this release: In‑camera VFX goes next-level with a slew of efficiency, quality, and ease-of-use improvements, while other highlights include path tracing for stunning final images, out-of-the-box access to Oodle and Bink, production-ready Pixel Streaming, and much more.
    Spotlight
    September 20

    Balenciaga blurs real with Unreal in Fortnite

    Fortnite players can now dress in stunning digital versions of Balenciaga silhouettes. Find out how the pioneering fashion house has created a mind-bending, world-blending transmedia experience, reusing those same Fortnite character models for real-world 3D billboards, traditional promo materials, and more.
    Spotlight

    Balenciaga blurs real with Unreal in Fortnite

    Fortnite players can now dress in stunning digital versions of Balenciaga silhouettes. Find out how the pioneering fashion house has created a mind-bending, world-blending transmedia experience, reusing those same Fortnite character models for real-world 3D billboards, traditional promo materials, and more.
    Spotlight
    September 7

    Mold3D Studio to share Slay animated content sample project with Unreal Engine community

    In a bid to inspire and educate artists, Mold3D Studio is sharing its decades of experience in the industry by creating a sample project for animated content. With a distinctive style that’s a hybrid of anime and realism, Slay is rendered entirely in Unreal Engine.
    Spotlight

    Mold3D Studio to share Slay animated content sample project with Unreal Engine community

    In a bid to inspire and educate artists, Mold3D Studio is sharing its decades of experience in the industry by creating a sample project for animated content. With a distinctive style that’s a hybrid of anime and realism, Slay is rendered entirely in Unreal Engine.