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In short words — no, a LabVIEW + OpenCV solution is generally more complicated than using NI Vision. If you plan to develop everything from the scratch, you will need to create a wrapper, because OpenCV is a C++ library.
In Labview, go back to the "simple serial" example, I get the "time out" warning, I share the code. Communication is through DB9- usb serial adapter (ch30) I share the pinout Thanks for your help.
I have migrated to Labview 2022 Q3 from LabView 2018. Done a mass compile of the all the VI files in the project. When I try to update the adapter configurations in NI TestStand (2017) via Configure -> Adapters -> LabView -> Configure -> LabView Development System -> Selected the active LabView vers...
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2010 LabVIEW was on 60% of the robots in FIRST 2025 LabVIEW is on less that 6% of the robots in FIRST 2010 I could get help from NI about LabVIEW issues in FIRST, Software and examples were available. New projects for path planning and vision were being developed and we available to LabVIEW users. 2025 There is nothing left to ask questions about.
After next year will LabVIEW be part of FIRST? - NI Community