A company manufacturing brake controllers for towing trailers needed an in-vehicle test system that monitored various quantities (i.e. brake temperature, vehicle speed, brake distance, etc). The company needed the system to be flexible enough to add or remove data channels as needed. They also needed a triggering function (i.e. when a data channel reached a certain level the data acquisition would begin). Logging the data to an excel file was required. A read back function was needed to display the data for analysis purposes.

An automotive supplier that manufactures side mirrors needed to upgrade their automated mirror testing station. The previous software required the operators to analyze the data from each run using a cumbersome software tool and transfer the results to a hand written report. The user interface wasn't intuitive, and required the operator to do a lot of manual set up. The operator also had to do a manual analysis to determine if the mirror passed or failed the test. Finally the data from each run could not be saved for later analysis.

An automotive company needed to monitor the temperature and pressure of a fluid inside a fan clutch. They needed a custom circuit board to collect 4 channels of temperature data and 4 channels of pressure data. This data then needed to be sent wirelessly to a PC to be logged for later review. The circuit board and housing needed to be balanced along the x and y axis due to the fact it was mounted directly to the fan clutch. Any unbalance would cause the clutch to vibrate, yielding erroneous data.

An automotive customer that develops batteries needed a custom program to monitor and control an energy test.  The energy test consisted of 20 electrical loads connected to 20 battery cells that were controlled with a digital output.  Each cell needed be discharged until the cell reaches a user specified level.  The battery voltage needed to be monitored and saved to an excel file.  The excel file needed to be a template that contained a user defined macro for data analysis.