NIWeek 2011
Tuesday, August 2–Thursday, August 4, Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas, is the next NIWeek from National Instruments.
Join National Instruments and more than 3,000 of the world’s brightest engineers, scientists, educators, and students for NIWeek 2011, the 17th annual graphical system design conference and exhibition, National Instruments said.
Hear from NI executives and lead engineers, customers, and other industry experts about the latest advances and trends for design, control, and test. Also see hundreds of technology demonstrations, attend daily networking events, and participate in technical summits targeted to aerospace and defense, energy technology, RF and wireless test, robotics and autonomous vehicles, and vision applications.
Visit www.ni.com/pdf/niweek/us/2011/niweek2011.pdf to view a preliminary program of technical sessions, keynotes, networking events, and exhibitions.
- Related News:
Vision and motion hardware added to controller platform - 13.12.2011 08:03- Data acquisition modules support wireless, USB, Ethernet, are backward compatible - 03.08.2011 08:00
- Compact multicore controller uses Intel Core i7 processor - 02.08.2011 07:48
- System design and programming software helps integrate hardware: 25th anniversary - 01.08.2011 08:00
- Wireless sensor network program expanded - 27.05.2011 15:12
- RF vector signal analyzer for demanding automated test applications - 06.05.2011 14:59
- NIWeek 2010: 7 control demo-application video clips - 13.08.2010 17:24
- NIWeek: NI LabVIEW 2010 optimizes compiler for faster code execution - 02.08.2010 14:25
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