Scalability – Modularity – Flexibility
LabVIEW QMH template
Simplistic Development Style
Develop in the style of the LabVIEW QMH template, producing code that is easy to read by both beginner and advanced developers alike.
Flexible development
Powered with LVOOP
Develop next generation LabVIEW applications using a native LVOOP framework for LabVIEW
Features
Build on more than 10,000 hours of development time by using Workers.
Our features help you follow best practices to create flexible and maintainable applications
Modular Design
Create decoupled modular processes that can be reused throughout your projects
Scalable Design
Modules plug together to form scalable multi-process application trees
Extensible Design
A native LVOOP framework means each module is extensible through the use of base classes
Development Tools
Our automated scripting tools help make life easier when developing
APIs & HALs
Create APIs and HALs for your modules, which can also be used by NI TestStand
Open Source
Integrate Workers applications into your projects with the permissive BSD-3 license.
FAQ
Workers for LabVIEW is a modular, asynchronous application framework that helps developers build scalable and maintainable LabVIEW applications with ease. It combines the simplicity of the NI QMH template with the flexibility of LVOOP, enabling developers to create multi-process applications using independent, reusable Workers that communicate via Local and Public APIs.
Reduces development time with automated tools for Worker creation and API generation.
No prior LVOOP experience required—suitable for both beginners and advanced developers.
Includes built-in debugging tools for real-time monitoring and troubleshooting.
Supports both Windows and NI Real-Time platforms.
Whether you're developing a small application or a large system with hundreds of processes, Workers for LabVIEW provides a structured, scalable, and efficient approach to LabVIEW development.
Efficient development for maintainable applications
Create reusable plug-in modules and hardware abstraction layers - debug transparently over your local network
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