NI unveiled its latest Battery Test System (BTS) for electric vehicle (EV) testing during NI Connect in Austin (May 24-25).

NI deploys vehicle fleet for ADAS Research, Improved Workflow and Data Management

NI has acquired the test systems business of Kratzer Automation (Kratzer), a Germany-based supplier of holistic customer solutions for electric vehicles (EV).

Electric vehicles (EVs) have been on the market for many years, steadily growing their sales and improving the technology. Right now, it feels like things are about to shift into a completely new gear, if you’ll pardon the pun. Arturo Vargas Mercado, Chief Solutions Marketer, EV battery test, Transportation, NI discusses.

NI has announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to purchase the test systems business of Kratzer Automation AG. This agreement further expands NI’s investment in the high growth area of vehicle electrification and enhances customer connections with key original equipment manufacturers (OEM).

NI enhances simulated testing for EVs with new Inverter Test System and collaboration with D&V Electronics for power-level inverter test.

NI has announced two new offerings to enhance testing environments and workflows for electric vehicle (EV) traction inverter validation: a new inverter test system and a collaboration agreement with D&V Electronics for power-level inverter test.

NI has acquired NH Research (NHR), a developer of high power test and measurement applications such as electric vehicles (EV) and batteries.

Following the news that National Instruments has introduced its distribution network and appointed Farnell as a global distributor, this week’s podcast focuses on the recent progress of NI’s new sales organisation, as well as the benefits that it has brought to both customers and distributors.

Thomas Benjamin has been named as Executive Vice President, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Head of Product Analytics at NI.

NI and Foretellix have announced their collaboration to enhance the safety and reliability of advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous vehicles (AVs). Together, the companies will deliver integrated solutions to help engineers to achieve high-quality autonomous driving systems to market faster and at lower development costs, while integrating test data and tools across the software verification and validation workflow.

NI has announced a collaboration with EA Elektro-Automatik, a German manufacturer of laboratory power supplies and electronic loads, to offer bidirectional power supplies that support battery cycling and power-level test for EVs. EA’s power supplies will be integrated into NI’s software-connected toolchain as part of NI’s power electronics offering to optimise battery test workflows. This joint effort accelerates the path t...

NI revenues climbed 15% year on year to a company Q2 record of 347m. Income soared 50% to $25m.

NI Connect, this year’s incarnation of NIWeek, saw the release of LabVIEW 2021 which brings new features to the software platform.

Research into 6G is well under way. Academia and industry are already building an understanding of key technologies critical for standardisation.

NI has acquired monoDrive, a supplier of ultra-high fidelity simulation software for advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous vehicle development.

NI has announced it has acquired monoDrive, a specialist in ultra-high fidelity simulation software for advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous vehicle development. The acquisition expands NI’s reach in the ADAS and simulation markets and will enable NI’s transportation customers to accelerate the development, test, and deployment of safer autonomous systems.

NI and NYU WIRELESS have announced that NI has joined the university research centre at NYU Tandon School of Engineering as an Industrial Affiliate member. Together, the organisations will work to solve industry defined problems to help make the next generation of wireless research possible.

NI has joined ATIS’ Next G Alliance as a founding member. The Next G Alliance initiative seeks to advance North American mobile technology leadership in 6G by building on the long-term evolution of 5G over the next decade. NI will work closely with the Next G Alliance and its members to identify research priorities central to the development, standardisation, manufacturing and market readiness for 6G.

Earlier this week NI launched an ambitious corporate impact strategy to make good on their new company identity and its promise to 'Engineer Ambitiously'. In a drive to make the company, and its impact on the world, more diverse, equitable and inclusive, NI is committing to 15 goals including: