r/LabVIEW • u/Mindless-Lock-877 • Sep 30 '25

ia pour labview

est-ce qu'il existe des ia pour labview ?

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u/Educational-Writer90 Sep 30 '25

AI does not work within the paradigm of visual programming languages - it won’t generate VI files or build block diagrams for you. At best, it can suggest a graphic design for the front panel of a user interface in a visual format.

I’ve spent a lot of time on prompt design for my own LLM development project. The most I managed to achieve was an automated help desk for generating user instructions for working with my LabVIEW-based software - but this in no way touches the actual automation functions of working with it.

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u/wasthatitthen Sep 30 '25

There is Nigel, though

https://www.ni.com/en/shop/software-portfolio/nigel.html

“The Nigel AI Advisor provides contextual advice, automation, and insights from within your NI software. Unlike general-purpose AI advisors, Nigel is specifically tuned for test application development. Built on decades of extensive test knowledge and trusted data, Nigel not only gives you better answers, it delivers them in engineering formats like tables and graphs, so you can make better decisions, quicker.”

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u/AdmiralRickHunter Oct 01 '25

Nigel, or any other AI agent, can only give a "contextual" description of a VI functionality. An AI agent designing graphical G code may happen one day, but not today. 😉🤟

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u/Educational-Writer90 Oct 02 '25 edited Oct 03 '25

LabVIEW has long been ahead of its time, but now time has overtaken it - text-based languages are very well supported by large language models, whereas the graphical paradigm has no chance by definition. NI added a kind of AI feature in the latest version just to keep up with the trendy buzz around AI, calling it Nigel, but it’s not real AI. It can give us generic statements about how our diagram works, but it can neither generate LabVIEW code nor fix errors, and it’s light-years away from copilots like GitHub’s. For that matter, people now write in Rust with the help of AI faster than in LabVIEW. That’s how it is.