At NI, we understand challenges educators face in making theoretical knowledge practical. In response, we’ve teamed up with our sister brand, Digilent, to create a unified academic product portfolio. Digilent’s mission—to make engineering technologies both understandable and accessible—aligns with NI’s dedication to education. Starting with Digilent’s hardware solutions, educators can directly demonstrate and ground key engineering concepts. NI’s advanced software solutions further develop students’ problem-solving capabilities, preparing them for the rigors of industry and research.
NI offers affordable single-seat software licenses tailored for academic teaching and research. Eligible users must be affiliated with an academic institution, use the software exclusively for teaching or research purposes, and agree to the academic software agreement. The licenses include LabVIEW, FlexLogger, DIAdem, VeriStand, and more, and cannot be used for commercial purposes.
FEATURED SOLUTION
Access essential NI software like LabVIEW, VeriStand, and DIAdem through NI’s AVL. More than just software, AVL offers extensive benefits including unlimited on-demand training for students and faculty, dedicated training credits for instructors, and valuable certification opportunities (such as CLAD) for students. Enhance your institution’s teaching and research capabilities with an AVL.
The University of Southampton has transformed its wireless communications education by blending theory with practical hardware experiences, effectively meeting the growing interest in wireless technologies.
Tsinghua University revamped its engineering curriculum with NI solutions to better prepare students for the dynamic industrial landscape. This comprehensive change includes updated courses and industry input to enhance teaching. CTA (20 characters): Read the case study
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