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Narrowing the gap in customized programming languages by introducing measurement automation methods
National Instruments (NI) announced LabVIEW NXG 1.0 as the first version of its next-generation LabVIEW engineering system design software.
LabVIEW NXG introduces an innovative measurement automation method that bridges the gap between configuration-based software and custom programming languages, allowing users to focus on solving real problems rather than using tools.
Jeff Kodosky, co-founder and Business/Technology Fellow at NI, stated, “The initial version of LabVIEW, released 30 years ago, was designed to enable engineers to automate measurement systems without needing to learn complex programming languages. With LabVIEW, it was possible to automate measurement systems in a ‘non-programming’ way.” He continued, “Since then, we have moved beyond the initial goal of supporting easy and fast measurement automation to focus on enabling more tasks to be done with LabVIEW. The newly released LabVIEW NXG is a product that better aligns with this purpose, as it was designed with workflow simplification in mind from the very beginning of its development.” "For general applications, a simple configuration-based approach is used, while for relatively complex applications, the extensible graphics programming capabilities of LabVIEW language G can be used," he said.

LabVIEW NXG version 1.0 significantly increased the productivity of benchtop measurements through a new non-programming workflow that collects measurement data and iteratively analyzes it. This non-programming workflow simplifies automation tasks by supporting essential code in the background. Additionally, it currently supports only Data Analysis and Qualification (DAQ) and Benchtop Instrument Control, while modular instruments and existing LabVIEW features are scheduled to be provided in NXG version 2.0.
LabVIEW NXG introduces a newly developed editor that incorporates features requested by LabVIEW users across various fields, yet its usage is similar to existing software. The new editor expands LabVIEW's openness to support the integration of a wider range of languages. It enhances programming productivity by simplifying the detailed manipulation of user interface objects based on vector graphics and zoom capabilities.
As LabVIEW NXG 1.0 revolutionized benchtop measurements, the new features in LabVIEW 2017 were developed with a focus on the development, deployment, and management of complex, large-scale distributed tests and embedded applications. These include features that improve interoperability with standard IP and standard communication protocols, including IEC 61131-3, OPC UA, and the secure DDS messaging standard.
National Instruments (NI) announced LabVIEW NXG 1.0 as the first version of its next-generation LabVIEW engineering system design software.
LabVIEW NXG introduces an innovative measurement automation method that bridges the gap between configuration-based software and custom programming languages, allowing users to focus on solving real problems rather than using tools.
Jeff Kodosky, co-founder and Business/Technology Fellow at NI, stated, “The initial version of LabVIEW, released 30 years ago, was designed to enable engineers to automate measurement systems without needing to learn complex programming languages. With LabVIEW, it was possible to automate measurement systems in a ‘non-programming’ way.” He continued, “Since then, we have moved beyond the initial goal of supporting easy and fast measurement automation to focus on enabling more tasks to be done with LabVIEW. The newly released LabVIEW NXG is a product that better aligns with this purpose, as it was designed with workflow simplification in mind from the very beginning of its development.” "For general applications, a simple configuration-based approach is used, while for relatively complex applications, the extensible graphics programming capabilities of LabVIEW language G can be used," he said.
LabVIEW NXG version 1.0 significantly increased the productivity of benchtop measurements through a new non-programming workflow that collects measurement data and iteratively analyzes it. This non-programming workflow simplifies automation tasks by supporting essential code in the background. Additionally, it currently supports only Data Analysis and Qualification (DAQ) and Benchtop Instrument Control, while modular instruments and existing LabVIEW features are scheduled to be provided in NXG version 2.0.
LabVIEW NXG introduces a newly developed editor that incorporates features requested by LabVIEW users across various fields, yet its usage is similar to existing software. The new editor expands LabVIEW's openness to support the integration of a wider range of languages. It enhances programming productivity by simplifying the detailed manipulation of user interface objects based on vector graphics and zoom capabilities.
As LabVIEW NXG 1.0 revolutionized benchtop measurements, the new features in LabVIEW 2017 were developed with a focus on the development, deployment, and management of complex, large-scale distributed tests and embedded applications. These include features that improve interoperability with standard IP and standard communication protocols, including IEC 61131-3, OPC UA, and the secure DDS messaging standard.
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