LabVIEW development work continues apace at LiveWires in 2024 with projects on:
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LabVIEW development work continues apace at LiveWires in 2024 with projects on:
LiveWires has just secured a significant milestone by receiving a substantial order from the Department of Chemistry at the University of Oxford. This collaboration marks a remarkable achievement for the company, as it highlights the growing recognition of LiveWires' cutting-edge LabVIEW services within the academic and research communities.
If you're a LabVIEW programmer looking to enhance your skills, or a beginner looking to learn to use LabVIEW, you're in luck. Our comprehensive LabVIEW coaching program is designed to help you enhance your skills in this powerful programming language.
We're thrilled to have recently taught LabVIEW basics to the talented team at Smiths Interconnect! Our training services at LiveWires Automation can help your company master LabVIEW too.
Software development (or computer programming) is much like solving the Rubik’s Cube. I’ll explain what I mean.
Our chief LabVIEW developer, Tim Fellows, recently took his LabVIEW Developer Recertification exam (for the umpteenth time) and gained a score of 95% (when the pass mark was 70%). But how important are such qualifications?
At LiveWires, we can find you a team of good LabVIEW programmers if that’s what you want, However, there are some downsides with throwing numbers of developers at a project, and as a result, we normally supply a single very experienced and productive developer, Tim Fellows.
Other companies bring together less experienced programmers (we could call such a company a “LabVIEW agency”!). Here is a little story to illustrate this.
We all need to come out of this pandemic stronger and better. So now is a great time for thinking about how you can be more efficient and more focused.
It may be that your automation can be improved by making it more functional and less cumbersome. Have a think about what you would like and then call us to discuss whether it is possible. (The chances are it is!)
Here is a scenario we are probably all familiar with. This story had a happy ending!
Here at LiveWires, we used to have a rented property and for two and a half years, we had problems with the fridge. It was an expensive fridge but ice was building up at the back and every six weeks or so, I would have to hack out a large bowl full of the stuff. This meant emptying food, getting on my knees and using a knife and hairdryer to get the ice out bit by bit. The rental agent sent an appliance specialist to try to fix the problem.