Alright folks ... this is what happens when you notice a problem long enough. You make a solution for it!
Motion control is an integral part of any automated test or control application. LabVIEW is a great dev tool for automated test, but ever since NI motion controllers have been discontinued, integrating motion control with LabVIEW has been a real pain. At TENET, we're both embedded design experts and LabVIEW experts, and we set out to make motion control a first-class citizen within the LabVIEW environment. Check out our solution here - GECO Motion.
It's a four axis motion controller specifically designed for LabVIEW, intended to replace the discontinued NI 73XX motion controllers.
It has USB, ethernet, and standalone configurations. It even comes with it own Express VI!
For any questions, feel free to reach out to me either through this forum or through our website: www.tenet-tech.co. As LabVIEW users ourselves, we aim to bring value to the LabVIEW community. Cheers!
John Wu - CLA, PMP
TENET Technologies, Inc.
Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/johnwu-tenet
