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Embedded System Design

Whether designing autonomous vehicles, medical devices, industrial machines, semiconductor machines, consumer electronics, or other custom devices, you can take advantage of the NI embedded platform to reduce the cost of your embedded design.

How To Do Embedded Design

Discover how, with tight integration to off-the-shelf hardware with modular I/O and the ability to deploy to custom hardware designs, the LabVIEW graphical system design platform gives the domain expert the power to not only design the system but also validate the design through real-world implementation.

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Medical Device Design

imageSee how a medical device startup company used the NI CompactRIO platform and NI LabVIEW Real-Time and LabVIEW FPGA modules to develop a flexible and reliable GUI and control system.

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Embedded Hardware

imageUse the graphical system design approach to design and prototype products with LabVIEW and off-the-shelf hardware platforms. During production, you can deploy your design to one of many deployment platforms based on the unique requirements of your device.

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FPGA Custom I/O

imageNI R Series FPGA custom I/O devices are multifunction data acquisition products that feature user-definied onboard processing, as well as complete flexibility of I/O timing and triggering.

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Embedded Software

NI provides a complete graphical development solution to efficiently design, prototype and deploy embedded applications in a single software platform. This platform is capable of targeting a variety of processors including off-the-shelf real-time and FPGA-based systems as well as custom microprocessor and microcontroller devices.

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LabVIEW Targets ARM

imageNI LabVIEW Embedded Module for ARM Microcontrollers provides a comprehensive graphical programming environment for the popular ARM7, ARM9, and Cortex-M3 embedded microcontrollers.

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