Desktop Laboratories (“DTL”) provides systems integration for industry and research. DTL creates hardware and software primarily for testing products. DTL’s primary tool is National Instrument’s LabVIEW® Virtual Instrument package. DTL’s own projects include The Virtual Scientisttm and The Science ToolBoxttm, which is a set of software virtual instrument libraries and hardware respectively for basic science and education.
Virtual Instruments are software instruments as opposed to stand alone instruments. The pedagogical basis of LabVIEW’s graphical environment is the Scientific Method; hypothesis leads to tests which lead to conclusions and then a return to the hypothesis.
Desktop Laboratories services include systems engineering and product development.
Name: Desktop Laboratories
What: Systems Engineering,
Contract Programming
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Where: 6000 Main street
Tannersville, NY
Phone: (518) 628-5459
email: click here to email
Principal: Scott Myers
Favorite Quote:
“I Seem To Be a Verb,”
R. Buckminster Fuller
What’s up with the logo: The logo’s composed of four basic elements: water, fire, earth and wind.
Brief History of TIme: Desktop Laboratories began as Craft Robot Company, which began at the urging of Apple Computer while working on “Robot Show” at the American Craft Museum.
Desktop Laboratories was the first member of National Instrument’s Alliance Program. Writing projects include a column titled: “The Mac Scientist: Creative Engineering.”
Image banks relevant to DTL
Movie of Boeing 787
July 2006
Integrity, Bucky
January, 2009
Hill Air Force Base
August 2006
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