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National Instruments Company Information Just as virtual instrumentation is revolutionizing industry, it also dramatically affects traditional academic research and teaching. A computer-automated laboratory makes researchers more productive and improves the way students learn. Rather than focusing on sometimes-tedious methods of gathering data, educators and students can focus on results and concepts. Students still learn methodology, but spend the majority of their time executing their experiments instead of building them. Contact National Instruments National Instruments Corporate Headquarters
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Since its inception in 1976, National Instruments has revolutionized
the way engineers and scientists work by empowering them with the personal
computer. National Instruments develops and manufactures hundreds of
integrated software and hardware products, which, when combined with
standard computers, are used to replace and/or communicate with traditional
instrumentation and to monitor and control processes. As a leading computer-based
measurement and automation supplier, National Instruments is dedicated
to producing innovative solutions that help engineers and scientists
achieve their goals -- faster, better, and well under budget.