Graiphic’s LabVIEW Annotation Tool brings dataset import, annotation, augmentation, local model training, testing and LabVIEW project generation into one coherent SOTA workflow. No mandatory cloud dependency, no fragmented toolchain and no Python scripting required for the standard user workflow.
Auto DraftThe GPU Is Not Enough: Understanding Execution Providers and Accelerating LabVIEW with ONNX Runtime
A GPU alone does not guarantee a faster LabVIEW application. This technical guide explains how ONNX Runtime Execution Providers optimize and partition computation graphs, how GraphMX connects them to LabVIEW, and what Graiphic’s open GPU benchmarks reveal about full-graph execution, memory transfers, and local high-throughput processing.
From the DeepSeek Moment to the Kimi Moment: Why GGUF Matters for Industrial AI and LabVIEW
Kimi K3 shows how quickly open-weight AI is advancing. With GGUF, llama.cpp and the LabVIEW GenAI Toolkit, SOTA gives the LabVIEW community a practical path toward local, multimodal and hardware-aware industrial AI.
GGUF and llama.cpp Are Now Available Natively in LabVIEW
SOTA now integrates the llama.cpp runtime, enabling LabVIEW developers to load and run compatible GGUF models directly in LabVIEW without converting them to ONNX or PyTorch. This brings local and quantized LLM inference to industrial, research, and test and measurement applications.





