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Nominal IO Client by Nominal - Toolkit for LabVIEW Download
A secure cloud workbench for managing, monitoring and analyzing high-rate sensor data, logs, video, and procedures in one time-aligned, collaborative view.
| Version | 5.0.2.1 |
| Released | Mar 06, 2026 |
| Publisher | Nominal |
| License | MIT |
| LabVIEW Version | LabVIEW>=20.0 |
| Operating System | Windows, Mac, and Linux |
| Dependencies | jdp_science_jsontext oglib_error jki_lib_state_machine oglib_lvdata jdp_science_lib_common_utilities labview_open_source_lib_epoch_datetime |
| Project links | Homepage Discussion |
Description
The official Nominal LabVIEW Client for teams developing advanced hardware.
Nominal is the comprehensive test platform for advanced flight and hardware systems. Stream, upload, and organize test data from DAQ systems and test stands directly from LabVIEW. Nominal powers mission-critical engineering work with modern analysis tools, real-time observability, and advanced data infrastructure, all in one collaborative workspace. Built for startup, enterprise, and government deployments, Nominal's architecture scales effortlessly while safeguarding your most critical missions.
The LabVIEW Client provides a native toolkit for connecting existing LabVIEW-based test infrastructure to Nominal Core without disrupting current workflows. Stream sensor and instrument data from LabVIEW directly into Nominal Core, organizing it into runs, assets, and tagged datasources for immediate analysis. The client supports TDMS file upload, real-time custom cluster streaming, workspace isolation, and is compatible with NI Linux RT targets - making it suitable for both development workstations and deployed test stands. Once data lands in Nominal Core, engineering teams gain a unified, time-aligned view of telemetry, logs, video, and simulation results, enabling trend analysis, automated reporting, and collaborative decision-making across programs.
Release Notes
I'm thrilled to announce the most significant updates to the Nominal Core LabVIEW Client to date. LabVIEW developers can now stream data directly from their applications into Nominal Core - where it can be organised, visualised, and analysed alongside all of your other test data.
This release also brings a wave of new API capabilities, palette improvements, and bug fixes - all fully supported on Windows, Linux, and NI Linux RT.
Please Note:
This is a breaking change. VI names and connector panes have changed with this release. Existing integrations will need to be updated before upgrading.
NEW FEATURES
High-Speed Data Streaming: Introduced a new streaming architecture delivering dramatically increased data throughput. LabVIEW applications can now push data to Nominal Core in real time with minimal overhead.
Push Point Array Batch (#62): New batch method for efficiently pushing arrays of data points in a single call, reducing round-trips and improving write performance.
Create Stream Added to Palette (#61): Create Stream is now accessible directly from the LabVIEW palette for easier discoverability and faster integration.
Get Dataset by Name Added to Palette (#60): Get Dataset by Name is now available from the palette, removing the need to locate it manually.
Update Channel Units and Description (#59): Added the ability to update a channel's Units and Description fields after creation.
LabVIEW Waveform Support in Batch Writing (#55): Native LabVIEW Waveform data types are now supported in batch write operations - no manual conversion required.
Description Input for Create API Event (#54): The Create API Event method now accepts a Description field, enabling richer event metadata during test runs.
Assets By Data Source (#53): New method to retrieve assets filtered by their associated data source.
Push Logs API (#52): Added API support for pushing log messages directly to Nominal Core.
Create Events During Test Runs (#41): New API support for creating events mid-run, enabling richer test telemetry and in-run annotations.
BUG FIXES
NaN Value Handling (#57): The API now correctly handles NaN values that previously caused errors during data writes.
Improved Type Acceptance in write_batches.vim (#45): nominal_channel_writer.write_batches.vim now correctly accepts a broader range of LabVIEW input types.
Fixed Broken Example VIs (#44): Corrected example VIs that were failing to open or run correctly.
PLATFORM SUPPORT
Windows, Linux, NI Linux RT
Head over to https://github.com/nominal-io/labview-client/releases/tag/v5.0.2.1 for a video overview and more details.
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