LabVIEW Jobs

I'm seeking an experienced LabVIEW programmer to develop a data acquisition system. The primary goal is to efficiently gather and process data from various sources. Key Requirements: - Design and implement a LabVIEW program focused on data acquisition. - Experience with sensors and external hardware integration is highly desirable. - Ability to create user-friendly interfaces for monitoring and control. Ideal Skills and Experience: - Proficiency in LabVIEW programming. - Strong background in data acquisition techniques. - Familiarity with hardware interfacing and sensor integration. - Problem-solving skills and attention to detail. Please include relevant work experience and examples in your bids.

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I need a complete data-acquisition solution for an automated motor test bench. The system must reliably capture Temperature, Speed and Voltage readings, and it also needs to handle AC and DC Current and Torque so that every electrical and mechanical aspect of the test is covered. Here is what I expect when the work is finished: • Hardware integration documents – sensor selection, signal-conditioning diagrams and the recommended DAQ interface (USB, Ethernet or PCIe) sized for up to fifteen simultaneous channels. • Application software – a Windows-based program that automatically sequences the test, streams data in real time, displays live plots and logs results to a file format that can be opened directly in Excel. A simple calibration and channel-mapping screen sh...

I’m starting my final-year project by taking the MathWorks example “Designing a Guidance System in MATLAB and Simulink” and turning it into a hardware-in-the-loop demonstration that off-loads the control algorithms onto an FPGA—ideally the Altera DE2-115 I already have on my desk. Right now I’m at the initial setup stage, so everything is still in pure Simulink. Your role is to guide me through the FPGA-in-the-Loop (FIL) workflow, get the controller blocks synthesised, and prove they behave identically once they’re running on silicon. Sensor integration and data logging can wait; the immediate focus is control-algorithm work and, in particular, thorough algorithm testing after it lands on the chip. Deliverables • Partitioned Simulink model with ...

I’m running a real-world industrial project that needs an advanced intern who can turn Python, OpenCV and solid machine-learning knowledge into a fully working, camera-driven inspection station for printed-circuit boards. The goal is straightforward: from a live feed you will detect wrong resistor values via colour-code reading, spot diode mis-orientation, and flag capacitor polarity errors. Your daily focus will be real-time camera feed processing. That means writing latency-aware OpenCV pipelines, integrating YOLO (or a comparable object-detection network), and pushing frames through a decision layer that raises on-screen alerts and overlays bounding boxes when something is off. You’ll also help with camera calibration, dataset curation and model training so the system imp...

I need a concise technical report that walks through how a mechanical-part 3D model can be translated, rotated, and scaled with homogeneous coordinates, then visualised to confirm every step. The model itself sits in SolidWork, and I’m comfortable exporting to a neutral format if that simplifies any Python scripting you might use for matrix maths or automated image capture. What I expect to see • an introduction that briefly explains why homogeneous coordinates are preferred for chaining Translation, Rotation and Scaling on rigid bodies; • clear, worked-out 4×4 matrices for each individual move and for the combined transformation sequence; • screenshots (or rendered views) taken before and after each operation, so the effect on the mechanical part is immed...