Bloomy Named HIL Specialty Alliance Partner by National Instruments
Bloomy Named HIL Specialty Alliance Partner by National Instruments
Customers see significant reduction in cost and lead times over traditional approaches
Customers see significant reduction in cost and lead times over traditional approaches
As LabVIEW developers, we are comfortable developing in LabVIEW. However, sometimes we need to leverage code from other languages. This is where DLLs come in. For those of us that are less than comfortable with coding languages outside of LabVIEW, using DLLs can be daunting and frustrating. The Import Shared Library Wizard can make your life easier, however, it is not very reliable when using custom data types. This forces us to use Call Library Function nodes (CLNs) for DLL calls, which can bring up a whole bunch of problems with no intuitive debug strategy.
Holt Integrated Circuits announced today that Bloomy Controls, Inc. (Bloomy) has chosen its Multi-Terminal BC/MT/2RT MIL-STD-1553B solution, the HI-6131PQI, and PM-DB2791S low-profile isolation transformers, for use in the Bloomy BCI-1553 C Series Module.
After much anticipation, Bloomy Controls, Inc. (Bloomy) is now accepting orders for National Instruments (NI) Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) Simulators based on the new NI SLSC architecture! This transformative new system incorporates NI platforms and architectures along with Bloomy transducer simulation modules and interconnects to provide more cost-effective real-time test systems with faster lead times than traditional VME or other HIL systems
On October 19th, 2016, Bloomy Controls, Inc. (Bloomy) moved its New Jersey office from Fair Lawn to a larger, more functional facility in Paramus. Bloomy’s visitors and employees are now welcomed to a newly renovated office offering a large open floor plan with twice the engineering space as before.
Bloomy's mark and design are now registered trademarks with the US Patent and Trademark Office
If you attended my presentation at NI Developer Day back in March, you probably recognize the content of this three-part blog series. The premise of my presentation was simple and rather obvious given its title “You Already Know How to Use LabVIEW Classes.” In the end, object-oriented LabVIEW is simply a programming style that encourages software modularity and reuse. The doing is easy because it requires mostly bits and pieces with which we are already familiar.
Bloomy Controls, Inc. (Bloomy) has been recognized by National Instruments (NI) for 25 years as an Alliance Partner!
During NIWeek 2016, Bloomy’s own Ryan Vallieres was unbeatable in the SquareBattle. Hosted by NI Alliance Partner Endigit, this coding competition is developed in LabVIEW and the players create a team of squares to compete against each other in a virtual arena.
This .zip file contains the example code that complimented Technical Session #9636, Creating Effective User Experiences in LabVIEW™ Applications, at NIWeek 2016.
Note: Example code is LabVIEW 2015 specific.
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