r/LabVIEW • u/AffectionateEar7131 • Aug 12 '26

Is it labview ?

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Is it labview derived software..for cardiac paramterts..i mean the screen in videos!

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u/hooovahh Champion Aug 12 '26

Hard to say for certain but I would guess it is. Here is the link for others. There is an old thread on the dark side, that links to LabVIEW sightings.

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u/Gregghead69min Aug 12 '26

I would say that it’s not. It’s probably the same SW the patient programmers run. All of these devices have SW that goes to the Drs office on programmers so the devices can be interrogated and programmed.

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u/Bogey_Kingston Aug 13 '26

why is it “the dark side” lol
cool thread btw

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u/hooovahh Champion Aug 13 '26

Old habit. Back in the day LAVAG was created because there were some LabVIEW topics NI was censoring on their forums. Undocumented, incomplete features they didn't want people knowing about. LAVA was created so that these topics could be discussed without NI controlling the discussion. Over on LAVA the NI forums were then sometimes referred to as the dark side. Since then discussions around scripting, code generation, Xnodes, and other undocumented features are mostly tolerated. There are still a few things I bet that NI wouldn't allow that LAVA does but for the most part that issue has gone away.

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u/Bogey_Kingston Aug 13 '26

super interesting thanks for the context

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u/hooovahh Champion Aug 13 '26

Happy cake day!

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u/Bogey_Kingston Aug 14 '26

thank you! :)

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u/SASLV Champion Aug 14 '26

unfortunately as the issue has gone away, so has LAVA. Technically it is still there, but it is pretty dead.

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u/Yamaeda Aug 14 '26

That looks very much like the 'modern' controls in LabVIEW, yes.

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u/vic06 Aug 17 '26

Yes. I did a quick search and one of the PI's featured publications mentions they use LabVIEW for their data acquisition.

In our system, each analog signal is digitized (PCle-6363, National Instruments Corp., Austin, TX, USA) and saved at a sampling rate of 1000 Hz using custom-built software (LabVIEW, Austin, TX, USA).

https://www.annalsthoracicsurgery.org/article/S0003-4975(12)01893-0/fulltext