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14-08-2008, 19:32
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Re: Labview: A Ballsorter
You think programming a robot is bad, try writing software for data acquisition and review for a research facility. This is some stuff I've helped "write". (btw, I put "write" in quotes because I don't believe LABView is actually writing code...it's just me.) Of course the code is some proprietary stuff, but I can show you the end result. What the first one is doing is part of our facility data acquisition system. It monitors our test environment from the temperature outside to the pressures, etc. The second one allows us to plot and view data that's already been taken. Also, if anyone here ever needs help with LABView, I can help. Just PM me or get a hold of me on AIM: mahill2006. AIM is probably faster.
  
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