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Real test systems, without the ramp-up year

LDEV-X's describe-don't-code workflow means students and researchers build working test systems in days — and the virtual bench lets a whole class design and validate offline before touching hardware.

The challenge

Labs have less time and money than ever

Budgets are thin

Commercial test tooling is priced for industry. Research needs the same capability at a scale a grant can carry.

Students rotate yearly

A test system that takes a year to master is obsolete knowledge by graduation. Natural-language configuration flattens the learning curve.

One rig, thirty students

Hardware time is the bottleneck. Offline design and validation on a virtual bench multiplies what one rig can teach.

What we enable

From coursework to publishable data

Teaching labs

Motor, power-electronics and control labs where students describe the experiment and the AI agent configures the bench.

Research rigs

LDRTDaq-m1 controllers (from 250 µs, 500 ch @ 1 kHz) suit engineering and research benches; the entry-level LDRTDaq-e1 keeps teaching labs within budget. LDRT family →

Whole-class virtual benches

Design, configure and validate test programs offline in LDEV-X — hardware time reserved for the runs that matter.

Shared facilities

LD-LMS schedules a shared lab across research groups, with per-user traceability. LD-LMS →

Open data

Results in open formats, ready for MATLAB, Python and publication — no vendor lock-in.

Grows with the grant

Start with one e1 and a licence; the same toolchain scales to a full testbed when funding lands.

Beyond the platform

Need a purpose-built research rig?

Complete test solutions

A student-safe, research-grade testbed designed and commissioned as one project. Learn more →

Customised testbeds

Novel devices need novel rigs — built to your experiment's specification. Learn more →

Next step

Equipping a lab or a course?

Tell us the devices, the class size and the budget — we'll propose a platform that fits all three.

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