Graphical User Interfaces

Make the instrument easy to operate and the results easy to visualize with an efficient user interface. 

A good GUI enables interactive parameter entry and displays data in real time:

• The upper left photo illustrates a user interface at the right can control an NMR spin-speed controller.
• The user interface for the Force Plate Actometer maps real-time position and total force for the user.
• The GUI for the Programmable Shutter Sequencer simplifies parameter setup.
• Spectroscopy instrumentation for the Physical Chemistry teaching lab provides efficient control, immediate visual information and stores the data sets.
• The Inebri-Actometer provides an immediate assessment of fruit fly activity.

Graphical User Interface for a Spin Speed Controller.  Real-time display of activity activity (using a simulator.) The position is in the upper right, and the lower image shows total force as function of time.

GUI for the Programmable Firefly Simulator  GUI for Laser Induced Fluorescence decay measurement in the PChem lab.