All things LabVIEW and other stuff about software development
NI Days Germany – NI’s flagship event in Europe – convened about 650(!) engineers, system architects, and industry professionals in Munich, delivering two days of practical insights, hands-on demonstrations, and strategic discussions about modern test and measurement, automation, and the role of AI in engineering workflows. A fantastic event, with HSE smack dab in the middle of it all!
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For the first Würzburg LabVIEW User Group meeting of 2026, we stirred things up and introduced a new format: NI’s hands-on demo stations during the day followed by the usual evening user group presentations. A sure recipe for success!
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The 25th meeting of the Würzburg LabVIEW User Group (WUELUG) marked a small milestone for the community. This time, the group left its usual Würzburg surroundings and gathered at the Siemens Energy Systemprüfhaus in Nuremberg. The change of venue proved worthwhile: the event was fully booked, and tickets even had to be limited due to high demand.
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The 24th meeting of the Würzburg LabVIEW User Group (WUELUG) once again brought together the local LabVIEW community for an evening of technical exchange, discussion, and networking. Around 30 participants gathered in the familiar surroundings of the box at HSE’s headquarters at Bürgerbräu, continuing the tradition of combining practical software engineering topics with the relaxed atmosphere that defines WUELUG events.
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On June 26, 2025, the Port of Hamburg once again buzzed with energy as the NI Tech Day brought together engineers, developers, and test‑automation experts for a full day of LabVIEW insights, hands‑on demos, and inspiring community exchange. After a hiatus, the signature “LabVIEW Anwendertreffen” returned, this time to the GINN Hotel Elbspeicher on the Elbe.
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There’s an abundance of reasons to reuse code that’s been written before, and lots of ways to do so. This was the topic of WUELUG23, hosted by Innowep at SKZ right here in Würzburg. We looked not only at ways of maintaining and then including generic code into projects, but also at tools and technologies that help with keeping track of reused code.
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All of HSE’s open-source core reuse libraries are now maintained via VIPM and installed into vi.lib. This strategic shift away from keeping dependencies local within each project enhances our ability to share DQMH template modules more easily. This move lays the groundwork for more exciting developments we have in the pipeline.
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Discover the latest LabVIEW insights from our second NOBLUG #01 meeting. It was part of the Yotta Volt TechDays in Edinburgh on June 25, 2024. This exciting event featured key presentations on software testing, the synergy of LabVIEW and TestStand, and modular application design. Let’s recap some highlights.
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NOBLUG held its inaugural gathering on June 5, 2024, in Newcastle upon Tyne. Attendees delved into a range of exciting topics from software strategies to custom right-click tools in LabVIEW. The event featured informative presentations and plenty of pizza, fostering both learning and community.
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At HSE, our passion lies in fostering connections. Building on the smashing success of our Würzburg LabVIEW User Group (WUELUG) in recent years, we are thrilled to extend our reach. Together with NI, we proudly present the North of Britain LabVIEW User Group: NOBLUG.
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