The latest learn-to-code kit passing around a digital begging bowl to raise crowdfunds to make its concept fly is called FlowPaw. This education-focused electronics board takes inspiration from the ...

Analyzing software metrics is an important facet to predicting quality in test system software as it helps to reduce complexity. Metrics analysis provides a quantitative assessment of how well the ...

When you want to quickly pull together a combination of media and user interaction, looking to some building blocks for the heavy lifting can be a lifesaver. That’s the idea behind Max, a graphical ...

National Instruments, maker of the graphical programming software LabVIEW, has introduced LabVIEW Education Edition (LEE), a version of the software designed for high school users. Developed in ...

To address a variety of skill levels, Measurement Computing is offering four versions of its DASYLab graphical programming software for designing complex data-acquisition applications using a simple ...

The unquestioned success of the Raspberry Pi has swept the world. More than 2 million boards have been sold since its launch less than the two years ago, and dozens of startups have been formed just ...

National Instruments recently announced an embedded-development module for its popular LabView software that extends graphical programming to any 32-bit embedded processor (Picture). With the module, ...

If you’ve ever been curious if there’s a way to program microcontrollers without actually writing software, you might be interested in FlowCode. It isn’t a free product, but there is a free demo ...

Will designers of microprocessors, SoCs and FPGAs use off-the-shelf PC-based test and development software such as National Instruments’ LabVIEW to design their 65nm products? That’s far from likely.

Most graphics programs create bitmap images and some create vector images too. Bitmap images lose quality when they are resized but vector images do not - they are generally less detailed and ...

National Instruments’ (NI) founder Dr. James Truchard demonstrated this week how advancements in the company’s LabVIEW and CompactRIO software will impact green engineering projects around the world.