Blog
Welcome to the Austin Consultants Blog. We have a passion for collaboration and enjoy sharing the knowledge we have acquired. Here we share LabVIEW tips, updates about how the team is using LabVIEW and other tools, topical articles relating to the projects we are involved in, and information on upcoming events.
Solutions for Industry 4.0 and Smart Manufacture
13-14 November 2019 our Data Science team will be attending the Smart Factory Expo, Europe's best digital manufacturing show. Part of Digital Manufacturing week the event is aimed at showcasing the latest innovations, technology and best practise in Integrated...
Interested in EV Test? Come talk to us at National Instrument Automotive Forum.
A new era of mobility is upon us. Critical technology trends in autonomous driving, electrification, and vehicle communication are bringing with them new test challenges and pressures beyond the here and now. This quickly evolving technology landscape increases the...
Use Simulation and Model-Based Control to Bring Test Earlier in the Design Cycle
Broadcast as part of the National Instruments' Test the Vehicles of Tomorrow webinar series, in this video, we discuss the use and benefits of simulation and model-based test early in the automotive design cycle. We look at case studies including...
Austin Consultants Become Tier 2 Members of The Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre
We are delighted to reveal that Austin Consultants has become the latest Tier 2 members of University of Sheffield The Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC); a world-class centre for industry-focused research and development of technologies...
Come and say hello at Smart Factory Expo
It's still not too late for tickets Digital Manufacturing Week 2018, 14-15November in Liverpool. Come along to stand P43 and talk to our data science team about data insight, automation, condition monitoring and prognostics. We look forward to seeing you...
Reliability of NI Platform and Flexibility of Python: Setting up CompactRIO for Python Development
Introduction Python has recently gathered much interest as a language of choice for data analysis. Some of the key points driving Python’s adoption are: Open Source – free to install. Community and industry support. Easy to learn. Availability of popular...