This video showcases a real-time 3D dental human-machine interface (HMI) developed by Incari GmbH, running on the powerful Toradex Aquila AM69 System on Module built using Incari Studio, the interface allows users to interact with a detailed 3D scan of a patient’s teeth through a responsive touchscreen provided by Display Parts.

The system runs on a Toradex development carrier board, highlighting the seamless performance and smooth visuals enabled by the Aquila AM69 SoM.

Designed with a 3D-first, no-code approach, Incari Studio enables designers and engineers to collaborate more efficiently, drastically reducing development time while maintaining high-quality user experiences.