Linux + WPE WebKit
HTML / CSS / JavaScript
W3C WoT / Thing Description
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BOILER / WEB
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Ed25519 / USB / ROLLBACK
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Build, simulate and deliver embedded interfaces with your own AI. Watch PANEELI in 60 seconds, try the demo and get started in English or Finnish.
PANEELI helps you build, simulate and deliver interfaces for embedded devices with your own AI. This page introduces it in English and Finnish, with a 60-second video, technical diagrams and instructions to get started.
PANEELI starts from the device's W3C Web of Things Thing Description: what the device measures and what it can control. From that description it supports interface design, simulation, checks and signed releases. A Linux panel runs an HTML interface in a WPE WebKit kiosk. An ESP32-S3 can build its own native LVGL display from the same description.
In the Test section you can look at real SDK screenshots of four states: overview, limits, alarm and offline. A factory simulator runs separately in English and Finnish, and another demo builds an interface automatically from a device description.
To begin, give your AI the device's datasheet or register map, the readings and controls you need, and the display hardware. Copy the starter prompt from this page, or use the Guide in PANEELI.
PANEELI's tools are free. The video shows simulations and PC-rendered screens. Validation on physical hardware is still pending.