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With roots in LabVIEW development dating back to 2005, Acodaq was founded on extensive experience in test and measurement systems. Early work in the Oil and Gas sector involved the development of robust test and monitoring systems designed for operation in harsh offshore environments.
Established in 2012, Acodaq was created with the aim of delivering high-quality, LabVIEW-based systems across a wide range of industries. Since then, the company has provided tailored solutions to clients operating in sectors including Oil and Gas, Aerospace, and other technically demanding fields.
Acodaq works closely with its clients, placing strong emphasis on long-term relationships, technical excellence, and dependable delivery. The company continues to support and develop systems for clients with whom it has maintained partnerships over many years, reflecting a sustained commitment to quality and service.
We are Certified LabVIEW Architect, and a National Instruments Alliance Partner.
"But, do I really need an Certified LabVIEW Architect"
Well, chances are, you probably don’t. Basic LabVIEW is easy. For many simple applications, such as in-house test and measurement applications where you want to quickly acquire and process data, you will get by just fine, and probably don’t need a LabVIEW developer.
But it is very easy to think that once you have gotten a hang of the basics, you know everything there is to know about LabVIEW. People get carried away, develop spaghetti code, and run into a multitude of problems with memory leaks and race conditions.
That’s when an architect comes in; when you want to develop LARGE, EFFICCIENT and SCALEABLE code. In many cases, I have been asked to debug or update code that has been written by a previous developer, where the client has run into the problems I described above. I have often found the code nearly impossible to scale up without having to re-architect/reprogram.
And, the client ends up paying twice…
You may not need a highly skilled developer for your application. You may not be creating client-facing applications that need to look and feel slick, and you may not care if your software crashes every so often. The truth is, it may not matter.
But if you do care, then give me a call to discuss your requirements. I may be able to help. And if I can’t, I’ll tell you I can’t, and refer you to someone else who can. I’m an engineer, not a marketer, and don’t like to promise more than I can reliably deliver.