We held our WUELUG#20 meeting at SKZ just before the holiday season. It was with a fun Christmas spirit we were learning and connecting with our LabVIEW friends. Topics covered included databases, with a focus on exploring HSE’s standard libraries
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Another year, another incredible GDevCon! This time, GDevCon#4 was in Glasgow, right in the middle of the Silicon Glen. The perfect location for meeting old and new #labviewfriends, both far and near.
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We are thrilled to welcome our newest team member to HSE – Matthias! Hailing from Germany, Matthias joins our dynamic developer team as yet another remote member, bringing with him a wealth of knowledge and a passion for software engineering.
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The 19th gathering of WUELUG hosted at Bürkert Fluid Control Systems revolved the world of sequencers. For many LabVIEW users, encountering a sequencer is inevitable—it’s a tool for showcasing processes within a system or testing various product types with different programs.
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Bereits zum 18. Mal traf sich die Würzburger LabVIEW User Group, diesmal in Nürnberg, unter dem Motto “Wenn Siemens wüsste was Siemens weiß”. Passend zum Thema versuchten wir, möglichst viele LabVIEW-Freund:innen aus den verschiedenen Siemens-Organisationen (Siemens Energy, Siemens Healthineers, Siemens Mobility, Siemens AG) zu diesem Austausch zusammenzubringen, aber natürlich waren auch alle anderen WUELUGer:innen ganz herzlich willkommen.
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It’s been far too long since our last in-person WUELUG. Over two years! But we finally had the chance to see our #labviewfriends face-to-face again at Ehrler Prüftechnik in Niederstetten at WUELUG#16.
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Our triskaidekaphobic readers need not worry, WUELUG13 was anything but unlucky. We had the opportunity to learn all about NI’s certifications paths, and listen to insiders sharing tips and tricks on how to best prepare when getting certified.
In the latest edition of WUELUG, which was dedicated to “Working Efficiently in the LabVIEW IDE”, we spent four hours learning about the ins and outs of our favourite tool. From shortcuts to quick drops to menus to bookmarks, we heard it all, some of it directly from the horses’ mouths. Was it worth it, you ask? You betcha!
In the course of projects we implemented over the last two decades, some useful and reusable libraries were created. These have become an essential part of many successful customer projects. In order to give back to the community, we have decided to convert the majority of them to open source.
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Another three months have passed since our last Wuerzburg LabVIEW Users Group meeting. Again, we were hosted at a company involved in the LabVIEW community, this time at the SKZ, the German Plastics Center.
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