Webinar – 5 Ways AI Is Changing Electronic Design and Test

Product complexity is growing, and so are the demands on engineers responsible for validation and testing. While AI offers exciting opportunities to improve efficiency and accelerate workflows, knowing where—and where not—to apply it is critical to maintaining product quality.
Join this webinar to hear Graham Green, Solutions Marketer, and Norm Kirchner, Chief NI Platform Evangelist for NI / Emerson offer their perspectives on how AI can create meaningful impact across system design, measurement automation, test sequence management, and data analysis. You'll also learn why today's test labs are becoming increasingly software-centric and how automation can help reduce repetitive measurement tasks so you can focus on higher-value engineering work.
What You'll Learn
- Where AI delivers the greatest value in design, validation, and test
- Practical automation techniques that reduce manual measurement effort
- Common AI pitfalls that can introduce quality and reliability risks
- Why software-centric test workflows are becoming the new standard
- How to streamline testing and gain insights faster through automation
See It in Action
The webinar includes live demonstrations of software-driven automated measurements using:
- NI LabVIEW+ Suite
- PXI Instrumentation Platform
- NI Nigel™ AI—the first AI optimized specifically for test and test engineers
Discover how AI and automation can help you work more efficiently, improve test coverage, and keep pace with increasingly complex product development. Register today to learn how to turn AI from a buzzword into a practical advantage for your engineering team.
When: Wednesday, August 5, 2026, 10:00 AM CDT
Length: 1 hour
Register here to attend or receive the full recording at any time following the event: https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/5368308/810093ECCC12B25A4970CDBEF9BCED4F?partnerref=blog
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