Event Overview:

Experience True Innovation at NIWeek

The 20th annual NIWeek conference presented by National Instruments is set to bring together the brightest minds in engineering and science at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas, beginning August 4. More than 3,200 innovators representing a spectrum of industries, from automotive and telecommunications to robotics and energy, will learn about the latest technology to accelerate productivity for software-defined systems in test, measurement, and control.

Conference Content

NIWeek is the ultimate learning environment. It gives you the tools and knowledge to develop your applications faster, smarter, and more cost-efficiently. Do not miss this one-of-a-kind experience. Attend one of the over 220 interactive technical sessions, case study presentations, and panel discussions for beginners and advanced developers. These sessions help you learn how to optimize efficiency in your test and DAQ systems; implement advanced technology for industrial design, measurement, and control; and discover emerging trends in science and industry. Earn continuing education units (CEUs) and take software certification exams for NI LabVIEW, NI LabWindows™/CVI, and NI TestStand software.

Exhibit

Explore and interact with the latest products and technologies from NI and over 200 industry-leading companies through a variety of demonstrations in the exhibition hall. Network with peers and industry leaders and see how engineers and scientists are using NI products for their innovations.

Exhibitor Information:

Join more than 3,200 of the world’s key decision makers from the engineering, academic, and industrial communities to learn about trends and advancements at the world’s leading graphical system design conference and exhibition.

NIWeek, National Instruments’ worldwide graphical system design conference and exhibition, has provided exhibitors with opportunities to meet face-to-face with engineers from a wide range of industries, including academic, aerospace, automotive, biomedical, electronics, and government/defense.

 Benefits of Exhibiting

Exposure to a network of more than 100 exhibitor booths from top system integrators, product vendors, and resellers

Lively evening receptions and activities to boost attendee traffic in the exhibition hall

Featured pavilions for aerospace and defense, energy technology, RF and wireless, robotics and autonomous vehicles, transportation, and vision applications

About National Instruments:

Since 1976, National Instruments has accelerated productivity, innovation, and discovery, contributing to societal, economical, and environmental sustainability.

A spacious Connect @NIWeek Lounge that offers attendees Internet access and comfort directly on the exhibition floor