National Instruments

National Instruments India was set up in 1998 to propagate the revolutionary Virtual Instrumentation technology in the country. Our consistent double digit growth and increased investments by NI in India is a testament to the success we have enjoyed in the adoption of Virtual Instrumentation technology in India. We understand the nuances and issues that Indian engineers and scientists face and have introduced various India - specific initiatives, to enrich the lives of Indian engineers. National Instruments believes in constant innovation and invests 16 of its annual revenue in Research & Development. National Instruments India has a Research and Development wing in Bangalore which helps customers across the globe. NI India R&D has received more than 7 patents for innovations in the fields of Motion Control algorithms, RF and software development.