Mouser Electronics, Inc. announced that it is a major exhibitor at NIWeek, August 3-6 at the Austin (Texas) Convention Center.
Presented by National Instruments (NI), the 21st Annual NIWeek brings together the brightest minds in engineering and science. More than 3,200 innovators representing a spectrum of industries, from automotive to telecommunications to robotics and energy, will learn about the latest technology to accelerate productivity for software-defined systems in test, measurement and control. The conference features technical sessions, interactive demonstrations and keynotes on the latest advances.
Mouser will have a large presence throughout the four-day conference, hosting Booth 927 in Exhibit Hall 2. Mouser is showcasing its MultiSIM BLUE tools and application/technology training sites, as well as the newest products from the more than 500 manufacturers featured on the Mouser website at www.mouser.com.
“We are excited to once again participate in NIWeek,” said Kevin Hess, Mouser Electronics' Vice President of Technical Marketing. “This event helps us stay at the forefront of technology and serve engineers with the newest advancements in design from top manufacturers. It aligns with our mission to be the preferred source for design engineers for the newest products for design.”
The annual conference includes more than 220 interactive and hands-on sessions, targeted industry summits, and more than 100 exhibitions on the latest advancements in design, research and test technology. Conference topics include, but are not limited to, aerospace and defense, robotics and autonomous vehicles, energy technology, transportation, RF and wireless, automated test systems, embedded systems, data acquisition systems and software development techniques.
Founded in 1976, Austin-based National Instruments is a producer of automated test equipment and virtual instrumentation software. For more information, visit http://www.mouser.com/niweek.
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