Test & Measurement Days 2026

Test & Measurement TechDays 2026

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Test & Measurement Days 2026

Let’s meet again at the T&M TechDays 2026

T&M TechDays ’26 is the place to meet other engineers, learn about the latest test- & measurement solutions and the best thing:
we come to you!

CNRood Technologies, supported by NI (National Instruments) will host the 2026 T&M days in several cities in the Nordics and Benelux.

Get Inspired
Join us and enjoy a full day of training, learn about major updates on new software and hardware products, network and get inspiration! Throughout the day, you can attend conference sessions, visit the exhibition and meet fellow engineers, scientists and technical managers. For both experienced and less experienced developers, we have sessions that suit your level of expertise.

LabVIEW
Experienced LabVIEW, Python and other tools users will present technical topics and are available for discussing your projects. Benefit from the interaction with other experts and find the best solutions for your test, measurement or control applications.

Gain Knowledge
This conference helps you gain and share information about the latest software tools, hardware platforms and commercial technologies that make measurement and automation possible. Register now and let’s meet there!

Attending is free for visitors (including lunch, drinks etc.)

Belgium, October 13th

Time	Presentation
9:30	Doors open – Coffee, tea or water available
10:00	Keynote 1 “What’s new in NI software and NI hardware” by CN Rood, William Baars, NI Teamleader
10:30	Keynote 2 “AI powered automated Test and Measurement” by NI, Alex Floor , Sales Manager
11:00	break
11:30	Session 1 – “Demystifying RF for test & measurement engineers” RF&u-wave can be overwhelming and increasingly complex when frequency goes up, and so does the chance of bad measurement results. There are so many different acronyms related to many more types of applications and it related measurements. During the presentation the most important acronyms will be discussed to remove a certain level of abstractness. However, the focus will lay on practical matters, from connector to instrument. After the presentation you will not only have better understanding how to perform an accurate rf-measurements. Moreover, you will have better understanding how to interpretate results as well. by CN Rood, Dirk Faber, Applications Engineer
12:00	Session 2 “Smart test systems with NI and model-based design” In our automotive test benches, PXI systems with VeriStand serve as the core, integrating with Simulink models to control motion and coordinate auxiliary systems like industrial PLCs and CompactRIO measurement devices. For simpler, low-entry setups, portable solutions such as the USB-enabled, plug-and-play NI 4432 units enable rapid measurements and data analysis, fully supported by MathWorks integration packages. Attendees will gain insights into how simulation-driven design and NI platforms work hand-in-hand to simplify development, improve testing efficiency, and ensure adaptability. by CTRL, Mathieu Dutré, Engineer
12:30	Lunch
13:30	LabVIEW user group meeting “Live demo of instrumentstudio Pro and flexlogger pro” by CN Rood, William Baars, NI Teamleader
14:15	Session 3 – “GPUs: A rapid fire set of performance optimizations” by QPlox, Natan Biesmans,
15:00	Break
15:30	Session 4 – “Fast voltage binning and logistical management of LED filaments using LabVIEW” Sylvania LED Filament Helios lamps have large numbers of filaments, each filament containing around 25 LED chips in series. These filaments are mounted in parallel. Due to the steep current- voltage characteristics of diodes, small differences between individual LED filaments can give rise to large differences in current. Not only does this create visible differences in light output between such filaments, it also leads to so-called thermal runaway that can destroy the lamp. This phenomenon can be greatly reduced by sorting the LED filaments in voltage bins and only using filaments of the same bin in one lamp. Equipment is built to automatically measure the voltage of each filament at a standardized current and place the filaments in trays according to their voltage bin. The application uses a GE Fanuc PLC, an Apollo Seiko robot, a National Instruments cRio, Delta Elektronika power supplies and a Türck RFID Read/Write system. The equipment is controlled by a Labview application that instructs the PLC and the robot, does the electrical measurements, writes the measured data into the RFID mounted in the filament trays and maintains a dabase of the content of each tray. The status of the machine as well as the statistical analysis of the measured data and the content of the database can be followed in real-time on two screens. by EnGeCo, Rudy Geens
16:45	Closing quiz with presents for the winners!

Where: CN Rood Offices, Z.1 Researchpark 40, 1731 Zellik
The exhibition area is open all day with Demonstrations and Catering

Finland, October 27

Time	Presentation
9:30	Doors open – Coffee, tea or water available
10:00	Keynote 1 “What’s new in NI software and NI hardware” by CN Rood, William Baars, NI Teamleader
10:30	Keynote 2 “AI powered automated Test and Measurement” by NI, Alex Floor , Sales Manager
11:00	break
11:30	Session 1 “LabVIEW Real-Time and LabVIEW FPGA” by Emibyte, Enzo Perini
12:00	Session 2 “Demystifying RF for test & measurements engineers” RF&u-wave can be overwhelming and increasingly complex when frequency goes up, and so does the chance of bad measurement results. There are so many different acronyms related to many more types of applications and it related measurements. During the presentation the most important acronyms will be discussed to remove a certain level of abstractness. However, the focus will lay on practical matters, from connector to instrument. After the presentation you will not only have better understanding how to perform an accurate rf-measurements. Moreover, you will have better understanding how to interpretate results as well. by CN Rood, Dirk Faber, Applications engineer
12:30	Lunch
13:30	LabVIEW user group meeting “Live demo of instrumentstudio Pro and flexlogger pro” by CN Rood, William Baars, NI Teamleader
14:15	Session 3 “Actually useful reusable code” Reusing code sounds obvious: write it once, avoid the wheel-reinventing, keep things consistent. In practice it rarely works out cleanly, and often makes the next project harder rather than easier. During this presentation we will go on an excursion into different approaches to designing reusable code. We will discuss what makes code reusable and why it may fails, and what pragmatic reuse looks like in real projects. by Astemes, Anton Sundqvist
15:00	Break
15:30	Session 4 – more info follows
16:45	Closing quiz with presents for the winners!

Where: Technopolis, Edison 1 in Espoo
The exhibition area is open all day with Demonstrations and Catering

Denmark, November 3

Time	Presentation
9:30	Doors open – Coffee, tea or water available
10:00	Keynote 1 “What’s new in NI software and NI hardware” by CN Rood, William Baars, NI Teamleader
10:30	Keynote 2 “AI powered automated Test and Measurement” by NI, Alex Floor , Sales Manager
11:00	Break
11:30	“Modularity” by GPower
12:30	Lunch
13:15	“Demystifying RF for Test & Measurement Engineers” RF&u-wave can be overwhelming and increasingly complex when frequency goes up, and so does the chance of bad measurement results. There are so many different acronyms related to many more types of applications and it related measurements. During the presentation the most important acronyms will be discussed to remove a certain level of abstractness. However, the focus will lay on practical matters, from connector to instrument. After the presentation you will not only have better understanding how to perform an accurate rf-measurements. Moreover, you will have better understanding how to interpretate results as well. by CN Rood, Dirk Faber, Applications Engineer
13:45	Nordics labVIEW user group meeting – NORDLug
14:15	Session 3 – “CI/CD and AI for Labview and Teststand – What actually works right now” LabVIEW and TestStand have been trailing other languages in the use of AI and CI/CD, but a lot is happening these months. I will share my hands-on experience with the newest tools — both from NI and from the community — and show how CI/CD can support AI, and the other way around. Things are moving fast, so it may well look different by the time we meet. by Sekanina, Anders Pedersen
15:00	Break
15:30	Session 4 – “Developing and deploying to Linux computers” by CCM, Claus Moos
16:45	Closing quiz with presents for the winners!

Where: Scandic Kodbyen hotel in Copenhagen
The exhibition area is open all day with Demonstrations and Catering

Sweden, November 10

Time	Presentation
9:30	Doors open – Coffee, tea or water available
10:00	Keynote 1 “What’s new in NI software and NI hardware” by CN Rood, William Baars, NI Teamleader
10:30	Keynote 2 “AI powered automated Test and Measurement” by NI, Alex Floor, Sales Manager
11:00	break
11:30	Session 1 “The rise of Physical AI” by Savantic, Marcus Weiland
12:00	Session 2 “Simplifying Test and Validation of Rotating Machinery with Wireless Telemetry” Validating rotating machinery such as turbines and propulsion systems presents a fundamental measurement challenge: acquiring high-quality sensor data when conventional cabling is impractical. This presentation explores a COTS-based wireless telemetry approach that combines flexible bandwidth and sample rates with sensor-vendor independence, while reducing system complexity, cabling and operational cost. by Novator Solutions, Carsten Watolla
12:30	Lunch
13:30	LabVIEW user group meeting “Live demo of instrumentstudio Pro and flexlogger pro” by CN Rood, William Baars, NI Teamleader
14:15	Session 3 – “Demystifying RF for test & Measurement engineers” RF&u-wave can be overwhelming and increasingly complex when frequency goes up, and so does the chance of bad measurement results. There are so many different acronyms related to many more types of applications and it related measurements. During the presentation the most important acronyms will be discussed to remove a certain level of abstractness. However, the focus will lay on practical matters, from connector to instrument. After the presentation you will not only have better understanding how to perform an accurate rf-measurements. Moreover, you will have better understanding how to interpretate results as well. by CN Rood, Dirk Faber, Applications engineer
15:00	Break
15:30	Session 4 –“Experiences Building a Live Web UI with LabVIEW 2026” by Novator Solutions, Jaakko Kerola
16:45	Closing quiz with presents for the winners!

Where: Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel in Stockholm
The exhibition area is open all day with Demonstrations and Catering

Norway, November 17

Time	Presentation
9:30	Doors open – Coffee, tea or water available
10:00	Keynote 1 “What’s new in NI software and NI hardware” by CN Rood, William Baars, NI Teamleader
10:30	Keynote 2 “AI powered automated Test and Measurement” by NI, Alex Floor , Sales Manager
11:00	break
11:30	Session 1 by Virinco – more info follows
12:00	Session 2 “Demystifying RF for test & measurement engineers” RF&u-wave can be overwhelming and increasingly complex when frequency goes up, and so does the chance of bad measurement results. There are so many different acronyms related to many more types of applications and it related measurements. During the presentation the most important acronyms will be discussed to remove a certain level of abstractness. However, the focus will lay on practical matters, from connector to instrument. After the presentation you will not only have better understanding how to perform an accurate rf-measurements. Moreover, you will have better understanding how to interpretate results as well. by CN Rood, Dirk Faber, Applications engineer
12:30	Lunch
13:30	LabVIEW user group meeting “Live demo of instrumentstudio Pro and flexlogger pro” by CN Rood, William Baars, NI Teamleader
14:15	Session 3 – by Init, Hakon Risbakk – more info follows
15:00	Break
15:30	Session 4 – more info follows
16:45	Closing quiz with presents for the winners!

Where: Scandic Ambassadeur hotel in Drammen – Venue Gullskogen
The exhibition area is open all day with Demonstrations and Catering

Netherlands, November 26

Time	Presentation
	PART 1
13:00	Doors open – Coffee, tea or water available
13:30	Keynote 1 “What’s new in NI software and NI hardware” by CN Rood, William Baars, NI Teamleader
14:00	Keynote 2 “AI powered automated Test and Measurement” by NI, Alex Floor , Sales Manager
14:30	Session 1 – “Demystifying RF for test & measurement engineers” RF&u-wave can be overwhelming and increasingly complex when frequency goes up, and so does the chance of bad measurement results. There are so many different acronyms related to many more types of applications and it related measurements. During the presentation the most important acronyms will be discussed to remove a certain level of abstractness. However, the focus will lay on practical matters, from connector to instrument. After the presentation you will not only have better understanding how to perform an accurate rf-measurements. Moreover, you will have better understanding how to interpretate results as well. by CN Rood, Dirk Faber, Applications engineer
15:00	break
15:30	Session 2 – more info follows
16:00	Session 3 – more info follows
16:30	“Using Python with NI hardware” by CN Rood, William Baars, NI Teamleader

	PART 2 :DUTLUG course (LabVIEW user group meeting)
17:00	Dinner
18:00	DUTLUG session
18:10	Session 4 – “GPUs: A rapid fire set of performance optimizations” Most LabVIEW test systems have a ceiling somewhere: analysis that will not fit inside the test window, data decimated because there is no time to process all of it, a run that has to go overnight. A GPU can move that ceiling by two orders of magnitude. So why do so few test systems use one? Part of the answer is that the first attempt usually fails. A naive port pays for every transfer, every small kernel launch and every synchronization point, and it can land below the CPU code it replaced. In this talk it does: 10-100x slower, live, in front of you. Then we climb back out one step at a time in G²CPU: batching small operations into large ones, removing the host memory round trip with zero copy, going asynchronous so transfer and compute overlap, and compressing to move fewer bytes. Every step measured on the same dataset, ending more than 100x above it. No GPU experience is assumed. You leave knowing what the path actually costs, and whether your application is on it. by QPlox, Natan Biesmans
19:00	Break
19:15	Session 5 – more info follows
20:00	Closing quiz with presents for the winners!