Automatic User Interface Configuration Management

Edaptive Computing, Inc. (Edaptive) presents our Phase II proposal for a unique and commercially viable solution to the problem of developing software user interface components that are required to support simultaneous heterogeneous platform technologies and/or operating systems, and that are directly traced to and validated against operational requirements. Our Common Configuration Management Interface for Display Systems (CCMIDS) automates the generation of software implementation code required to support multiple platforms from a single GUI-based user interface design. Operating systems that will be supported include Windows, Macintosh and Linux. Implementation languages will include Java, HTML, C++, Visual Basic and additional ones as identified through collaboration with the Navy. We have established the technical feasibility of the CCMIDS product during the Phase I SBIR project and have developed a plan to develop a commercial grade application and subsequent transition to Navy and DoD during Phase II and beyond. In this Phase II proposal we present our approach to apply the feasibility we established during Phase I, the commercialization avenues we identified, and the preliminary architecture we developed, to prove the concept, produce the product, and accomplish technology transition.