LabVIEW is also one of the few graphical programming languages standing alongside UML (Universal Modeling Language) and Matlab's Simulink.

In 1986, graphical programming burst upon the test-and-measurement scene with the introduction of National Instruments’ LabView. Created by NI cofounder Jeff Kodosky (who now serves as NI business and ...

LabView is a great tool for developing embedded applications, but it has been a relatively well-kept secret. Embedded Technology Editor Bill Wong takes a look at a package that ...

In addition to permitting the programming of applications using a graphical dataflow language, the Embedded Development Module allows engineers to use LabView front-panel controls and indicators to ...

Jeff Kodosky, co-founder and business and technology fellow at National Instruments, was an architect of the LabView graphical programming language. On visit to the NIDays technology conference in ...

Building on its long history of interconnectivity with third-party hardware and software, LabVIEW 8.20 extends the LabVIEW graphical programming language with native support for text-based math ...

LabView’s graphical approach to programming helps KAT engineers visualize the hardware configuration, measurement data, and debugging issues during development of their testing machines.

National Instruments recently announced the availability of NI LabVIEW, a version of LabVIEW graphical programming environment for The Infinity Project. The LabVIEW program is designed to aid The ...

LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT, introduced in August, includes a new drag-and-drop, graphical programming environment custom developed by NI and powered by LabVIEW.