openDAQ will showcase its new LabVIEW driver, designed to make integrating third-party data acquisition hardware seamless and intuitive in LabVIEW environments. The driver enables engineers to discover, configure and stream synchronized measurement data from openDAQ-enabled devices directly into LabVIEW projects.

With support for Windows-based LabVIEW 2016, 2020 and 2025 (32/64bit), the driver follows LabVIEW Instrument Driver Development best practices, offering clear example VIs, full documentation and virtual demo devices. It simplifies tasks such as device discovery, channel configuration and synchronized data streaming – even from multiple vendors.

This development is part of openDAQ’s broader mission to standardize interoperability in test and measurement, enabling flexible, vendor-agnostic system architectures. The driver will be available as open-source on GitHub, with easy installation via VI Package Manager.

Visitors to the expo can learn more about openDAQ’s approach to lowering integration barriers and see the new driver in action.

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