Learning how to use LabVIEW for making cool applications

This is a video we made to help introduce people to some of the concepts in LabVIEW. LabVIEW is a programming language that was created in 1986 and has become very popular among engineers and scientists because it is almost entirely graphical. Graphical programming languages like LabVIEW are really great for people that don't like or don't understand text based languages like C++ or C#. You can do all of the things that a text based language can do but you don't have to worry about things like thread management or memory allocation. You can even create fairly powerful applications for multicore processors that truly take advantage of the different cores.
This video just introduces the basics of LabVIEW but if you want, you can actually go check out the Evaluation version at
www.ni.com/labview/

[@Spurioushamster]

I am in the process of creating a closed loop temperature control system for laser welding, and I am planning to use labview for interpreting the IR camera data and outputting the control voltage to the laser. As I am not familiar with any forms of programming I found this video very informative.

[@kanejacob]

COOL ! Just checked out what all the fuss was about LabVIEW that all jobs I applied for keep asking for experience in it. Now I can see why !

[@wjr12nics]

Thanks for the Demo!!!

[@cheby1426]

Awesome never any tehnical video 've been so clearer

[@Adomcc]

Excellent, easy to follow. Need more.

[@jasonpennington7423]

If you don't have programming experience trying to use it's features is a nightmare, BUT, once it's put together the programs are extremely easy to navigate and use. I gave up and paid for a programmer but absolutely EVERYONE in the company I work for was able to use it effectively after the first training session

[@cyb3rm4n14c]

Great video and very interesting, great job, but we need more tutorials about that awesome app!!!
Greetings everybody from San Pablo De Heredia COSTA RICA ;->

[@kapitannwel]

thank you, thank you!
thank you for this.

[@Happylanding6]

真 的 是 很 不 錯 ！绝 對 正 確 ! !

[@cheby1426]

Good explanation very easily understandable! awesome!

[@adame0109269268]

thank you very much :D
very useful video

[@Happylanding6]

绝 對 正 確 ! !

[@TheLuikartLab]

Is it possible to capture video by putiing an NTSC B/W video camera on onw of the analog in input channels?

[@matejmesaric736]

A veri good video , made me smarter and i am grateful for yu work

[@Apola01]

really its wonderfull but i have one question about the rel time what is it?? thanks

[@MaxArcher755]

Well what do you know. This actually looks useful.

[@peer22peer]

nice work
thank you

[@cearza]

Where can I find a tutorial on how to create an interface for acquiring data from a PLC?

[@qwerty007778]

its really nice.

[@Darrengb]

Great presentation I believe lab view is the most powerful automation application
2013 I'm planning to study advanced PLC apps with a possibility of getting my campus to consider an investment towards lab view if not I think I may just purchase the student edition in order to produce a tangible production thus exposing the interest and unlimited potential the main advantage with lab view is the solid foundation of hardware software providing high level application coding this opens the market

[@maiwoorm]

How did it work out?

[@cleopatrmarokiya]

Dans le cadre d'un projet je cherche à automatiser le remplissage/sauvegarde d'un fichier excel dont je dispose déjà tout en le gardant toujours ouvert et bien sur pouvoir laisser quelques cases vide destinées à un remplissage manuel ( valeurs de consigne), les données destinées au fichier excel sont des mesures issues de sondes et capteurs (à part quelques unes qui doivent aussi être intégrées dans le fichier), la situation

[@RayMKV]

@slifer895
I am in the same position you are.
Our robotics team just started this year.

[@THOMPSONvk]

It is random number for showing example of numbering constant in Labview. It is not equal to 1.23. hehe.

[@cleopatrmarokiya]

la situation actuelle c'est que chaque heure un opérateur doit récolter toutes les mesures nécessaires soit sur l'interface SCADA soit sur le chantier pour remplir le fichier de suivi des paramètres ce qui n'est pas vraiment pratique, alors je vous demande est ce que c'est faisable avec LabVIEW et merci de me fournir plus de détails sur le sujet, vous trouverez en fichier joint un aperçu du fichiers concerné.

[@RayMKV]

@WindowsTricks001
Good Luck from FIRST team 4020!!

[@vvysoc]

The Forester (robot programmed with labview)

[@cleopatrmarokiya]

hello
I'm trying to make time management excel with labview and I want each time they filled the line automatically can i help me plz

[@SWPF2708]

You shouldn't use express VIs.

[@TheRealAshiboy]

its a software of $1,249 isn't there a demo u can try b4 u buy

[@MrLoving1314]

can't agree angmore

[@xsxseef]

LOL 72 DEGREES

[@MrLoving1314]

following this video i just can't learn well

[@Sp3aR1]

he hav never girl i bet ^^

[@CrewOfMasters]

He looks like hes a 17 year old boy

[@Shane12555]

wtf.. lol

[@RayMKV]

LabView or C+ for dummies, no offense.

[@xsxseef]

SERIOUSLY....THIS IS A JOKE

[@sagnikdas668]

u alright bro?