Who Uses LabVIEW?National Instruments LabVIEW software has the flexibility of a programming language combined with built-in tools designed specifically for test, measurement, and control. Because of this, engineers, researchers, and scientists can create applications that range from simple temperature monitoring to sophisticated control systems. No matter the project, NI LabVIEW has the tools necessary to make users successful quickly. Interactive Analysis for Research
Rapid Prototyping for Design
Integrated I/O for Test
High Performance for Manufacturing
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Researchers and scientists need adaptable software to control instruments and collect, analyze, and share data. In research applications, LabVIEW reduces development time and increases accuracy for acquiring data, analyzing it, and creating reports.
New product design requires constant iteration on models, prototypes, and tests. LabVIEW makes it easy to connect to I/O and integrates with leading math and design software to help engineers compare real-world data to theoretical models earlier. The result is faster design iterations, reduced design time, and shorter time to market.
With LabVIEW, validation engineers can quickly create, execute, and modify tests. LabVIEW provides analysis capabilities not typically found in traditional test solutions, as well as configuration-based tools to streamline use of stand-alone instruments, PXI and PCI instruments, and data acquisition hardware.
For manufacturing test, engineers can quickly build automated test sequences with LabVIEW through instrument connectivity and analysis features. In process control and industrial automation, LabVIEW offers large numbers of I/O points, communication with networks, and control.