Learn the history of why you can hack your car, the type of information you can get, and how to do it in your free time with an NI controller area network (CAN) interface.
Video: How NI Is Monitoring Hydraulic Fracturing Hydraulic fracturing needs a system that monitors all the equipment required to extract oil and gas from challenging environments. LIME Instruments used a single platform with LabVIEW and NI CompactRIO to configure the system with fewer resources. Watch video »
5 Questions to Ask When Choosing Your DAQ Device With so many data acquisition devices to choose from, it can be difficult to select the right one for your application. Ask yourself these five questions when selecting your hardware. Learn more »
The Quest for the Higgs Boson at CERN NI big physics market development manager Arun Veeramani stopped by the Sweet Apps blog to discuss the exciting things happening on the particle physics front in 2012. Read more »
Help Oregon State University Make LabVIEW Better OSU thinks that if LabVIEW detects code that could be written more efficiently, it should help you improve it—and they need your code examples to advance their research project. Read more »
New LabVIEW Drivers for Low-Cost “Mind-Reading” Headsets Download these drivers to use with new low-cost electroencephalography (EEG) headsets perfect for teaching basic EEG concepts, creating biofeedback applications in LabVIEW, or playing around with signal processing techniques. Learn more »
What's New Validating the NASA Orion Spacecraft Design NASA and Lockheed Martin engineers needed three test systems for performing structural tests on their Orion multipurpose crew vehicle, and they needed the systems in six months. See how NI helped »
Webcast: What Is NI Measurement Studio? It helps reduce test and measurement application development time in .NET languages through object-oriented analysis libraries, scientific UI controls for Windows and web applications, hardware interface wizards, and .NET and Visual C++ classes. View webcast »
We Asked, You Answered! We recently asked what you're engineering in 2012. Community user Robert Cole says he's kicking 2012 off with robots, machine vision, and welding lasers. See all the responses »
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