Explore how NI is Helping Engineers Create the Internet of Things at NIDays 2015
14/09/2015 National Instruments Corporation (UK) Ltd
Register now for the NIDays conference to see how LabVIEW system design software and NI modular measurement and control hardware is redefining innovation. This technology is helping engineers, scientists and educators to create the Internet of Things and positively impact society. Taking place across Europe and worldwide, including London, Eindhoven, Hørsholm and Stockholm throughout November, NIDays is the ultimate learning environment, with a full day of interactive technical presentations, hands-on sessions along with case studies on the latest advancements in design, control and test.NIDays keynote presentations give attendees a first look at the latest, cutting-edge innovations demonstrating how engineers and scientists use NI technology to accelerate productivity and drive rapid innovation.
Entitled 'Using a Platform-Based Approach to Create the Internet of Things', the morning keynote discusses how NI's vision empowers engineers and scientists to speed up test, reach measurement decisions faster and enable smarter machines in the IoT. This keynote also features live demonstrations and examples of the technology powering real-world IoT systems such as wireless test, data management, condition monitoring and communications system design. In addition, the afternoon keynote reveals how NI is helping to create a climate of innovation, where tomorrow's engineers will realise the true potential of the IoT.
Key themes run throughout each NIDays, allowing delegates to tailor the event to their specific industry or application, choosing from topics including Automated Test, Industrial Control, Data Acquisition and 5G.
NIDays hands-on sessions provide valuable experience with NI technologies including LabVIEW, CompactRIO and CompactDAQ. In addition LabVIEW users can start their certification journey via the free of charge Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer Examination.
At NIDays London, Dickon Ross, Editor-in-Chief of The IET's Engineering and Technologies magazine, will host a Panel Discussion exploring the challenges in designing and building the IIoT. Also, Join Professor Danielle George, (2014 presenter of the Royal Institution's CHRISTMAS LECTURES,) in the afternoon keynote, when she will share her passion for the positive impact engineering has on all aspects of our everyday lives.
For more details, including how to register and to view each agenda please go to:
· London, UK 3rd November 2015 uk.ni.com/nidays
· Eindhoven, Netherlands 10th November 2015 netherlands.ni.com/nidays
· Hørsholm, Denmark 17th November 2015 denmark.ni.com/nidays
· Stockholm, Sweden 19th November 2015 sweden.ni.com/nidays
For other dates and locations visit ni.com/nidays
For more information, please contact:
National Instruments Corporation (UK) Ltd
Measurement House
Newbury Business Park
Newbury
RG14 2PZ
Tel: +44 1635 523545
Fax: +44 1635 523154
Email: info.uk@ni.com
Web: uk.ni.com
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