15 Aug 2026 –
The combination of LVGL (Light and Versatile Graphics Library) with Bridgetek’s EVE technology unlocks a new era of GUI development. By merging LVGL’s rich widget set with EVE’s hardware‑accelerated graphics, developers can rapidly prototype, emulate, and deploy interactive applications across multiple platforms — from PC to embedded MCUs.

The LVGL widgets demo running on the EVE Emulator
 ✨ Streamlined Development Workflow
- Download libraries — Access the Bridgetek EVE Apps library and LVGL project from GitHub.
- Merge projects — Combine LVGL with EVE Apps using the guide provided to create a seamless integration layer
- Simulate in Visual Studio — Run demos, such as the LVGL Widgets showcase, using the MSVC emulator, no hardware required.
- Deploy to RP2040 — Build with CMake/NMake to generate a UF2 file, then load it onto the Raspberry Pi Pico for standalone execution.
🎨 Rich GUI Features
The LVGL Widgets showcase example which uses LVGL + EVE integration delivers a wide range of interactive controls:
- Tabs & navigation for multi‑page layouts.
- Scroll bars & list boxes for intuitive content browsing.
- Toggle switches & checkboxes for user input.
- Charts & graphs with hover and click data interaction.
- Colour themes for customizable visual styles.
These features are first previewed in the emulator, then seamlessly ported to hardware — ensuring consistency across platforms.
⚡ From Emulator to Embedded
Developers can:
- Prototype GUIs on their PC monitor using the EVE Emulator.
- Validate interaction with touch and scroll.
- Deploy the same project to the MM2040EV development module with RP2040 MCU.
- Run applications independently of the computer, ready for integration into final products.
This workflow accelerates development cycles, reduces debugging time, and ensures polished GUIs across devices.
🌟 Elevate Your User Experience
With LVGL on Bridgetek EVE, you can:
- Prototype faster using emulation tools.
- Deploy seamlessly to embedded platforms.
- Deliver advanced GUIs with rich widgets and touch support.
- Expand flexibility by combining open‑source LVGL with EVE’s graphics capabilities.
Conclusion
To find out more about our EVE devices and LVGL support, visit www.brtchip.com or contact marketing@brtchip.com
It’s Easy With EVE!

