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I had the pleasure of interviewing John Bergmans from Bergmans Mechatronics. He's been working with websockets and LabVIEW over the past few years and has evolved his knowledge into a product he calls LabSockets. From his website:
The LabSocket System enables LabVIEW applications to be monitored and controlled remotely using a web browser. The system operates without browser plug-ins, making it suitable for use with a wide range of desktop and mobile browsers. The system is easy to use and requires no knowledge of web programming languages such as HTML or JavaScript.
Listen to the interview to find out more about LabSockets and see if it can help extend your own LabVIEW app, and allow it to be controlled via a web browser interface.
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By Michael Aivaliotis
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I had the pleasure of interviewing John Bergmans from Bergmans Mechatronics. He's been working with websockets and LabVIEW over the past few years and has evolved his knowledge into a product he calls LabSockets. From his website:
The LabSocket System enables LabVIEW applications to be monitored and controlled remotely using a web browser. The system operates without browser plug-ins, making it suitable for use with a wide range of desktop and mobile browsers. The system is easy to use and requires no knowledge of web programming languages such as HTML or JavaScript.
Listen to the interview to find out more about LabSockets and see if it can help extend your own LabVIEW app, and allow it to be controlled via a web browser interface.