Testview is the leading company in Israel of software development and testing services, in the LabVIEW environment. The company has been active since 2009 and has a team of about 20 professionals in the field. The company's customers are security companies, medical and high-tech equipment, from small start-ups to large companies in the industry.
Co-founded by Assaf Yarden (CEO), and Erez Ron - combined decades of hands-on experience in research, R&D and lab automation. The company has grown to include engineers and executives with proven technology and practical experience.
As a result of our many years in the Automated Testing field we offer complete solution to our customers built upon our proven software architecture. We provide Development and production of functional testers and test systems, LabVIEW Software development service, Driver development and improvement for test equipment and DAQ systems, Test system design and definition of test equipment, Proven expertise in RF and DC test equipment and Integration of robotic and motion systems with image processing algorithms.
Test system automation is a complex and multi-disciplinary task, requiring both excellent software skills and hardware understanding. TVI software is an infrastructure software for managing automated testers, which includes full support for LabVIEW. The combination of the software's capabilities gave a complete answer to the customer's requirements.
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TVI is used by technology leaders like Microsoft, GE, and Orbotech, defense companies like Rafael, Opgal and by a growing number of medium and small high tech and start-up companies. TVI is the ideal platform for test development and deployment for testing of chips, PCB’s, modules and complete systems. Customers also use TVI as a process automation platform – for electro-plating, chemical analysis and more.

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