With an overview of the company’s research into key technologies and methodologies that are impacting the data acquisition industry, National Instruments has released details of the Data Acquisition Technology Outlook 2013.
The key findings of the release embrace trends such as data acquisition and big analog data. As per the research, NI has been a leader in the data acquisition market for over two decades. It also comprises of strong relationship with the leading technology providers which enable the company to have strategic partnerships.
James Truchard, President, CEO & Co-Founder, National Instruments, said, "For over a quarter of a century, NI has been working to improve the productivity of data acquisition applications with a combination of integrated hardware and software. Our software-based approach allows us to benefit from the ever-increasing performance of Moore’s law in A/D and processor technology."
The technology outlook also highlights some of the trends and opportunities engineers and scientists face to help them take advantage of the latest strategies for acquiring, analyzing and managing data. It also shows impact of emerging bus technologies and mobile technology over data acquisition.
