Python Integration with LabVIEW

[@yashvichunawala1707]

Clear and simple explanation. Thanks a lot!

[@yifengyuan1541]

Very clearly explained. Thank you!

[@michaelleblanc8229]

Thank you Sir, this helped alot.

[@raymondzhao9557]

coooooool

[@denizcelik5942]

Is it possible to use Python deep learning code with LabVIEW?

[@justintaylor2482]

Do you know if you are using Labview 64bit? I get some labview error about bitness on the LV2021 32bit so I assume so...

[@IndustrialITandAutomation]

I think LabVIEW and Python should be the same, so both need be 32 bit or both need to be 64bit

[@mikesturgess242]

Good evening, I have a question for anyone that may be able to assist. I am trying to call a python function from LabView using the method as explained. However, one of the problems I have that this example doesn't is that my module imports other libraries and therefore I get an error. I am trying to get the python node to call a function that sends communication to an oscilloscope using SCPI commands. I could do this using the LabView VISA implementation however, I want to use pyVISA module in my function as its just so much quicker for a large project. Any ideas how to solve the problem? It currently says, pyVISA module not found as it's a separate module to the module the function lives in.

[@yifengyuan1541]

I am having the same question. For my python script require importing several modules. I have tried to include all the import statement within the function in python script, run LabVIEW, and it gives an error "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pandas' ". I also tried to put the import statements outside the function def and in the very beginning of the python script. Same error. Please advise.

[@chrr056]

bro, funciona en labview 2018 32bits?