National Instruments makes high end engineering and process control and
research instrumentation and software.
Their products are very expensive and are used in research and in
industrial production environments, but commonly not in end-products.
National Instruments makes the instruments for scientific and industrial
processes for example for fusion experiments, but they do not make
research or development in these fields.
I an end product normally National Instruments products are not used,
because these are to versatile and to expensive.
National Instruments is not a company that makes cheap mass production,
they are focused on high end products that are top quality and high
price and highest quality standards.
If a product goes in series then normally National Instruments products
are not contained. NI might develop the algorithms and the custom
programmed chips, but they dont make the products.
Rossi mailed in a communication with Allan D. Sterling, he wants the NI
logo on any e-cat product.
Why? Possibly he is more interested in the famous logo than in the
application?
This logo does not come without extraordinary costs and is only given by
special permission and can be refused without reason by NI. NI allows
the logo only on products when thy get a good PR effect from its usage.
For example on NASA equipment.
They will never tolerate unauthorized use. To prevent abuse they are
legally obligated to defend their trademark rights, if they do not then
the trademark rights are lost.
NI doesnt make mass end-user products, so far I know. They make high
prized custom specific products for high end customized requirements in
small numbers but not mass production for the market.
NI's products are for research, industrial and medical, spacecraft and
military applications, not for commercial and consumer applications. NI
does not target low price markets. Thats their policy so far I know them.
How to explain this?
Do Sterling&Rossi even know what NI makes and what they not make and
what it costs?
Why are these rumours spread by Allan Sterling, Rossi and Jed Rothwell?
This makes them even more unbelievable, this are abstruse and improbable
claims.
If I am in error, prove me false.
Name to me serial mass products that wear the NI logo and/or contain NI
equipment.
best regards,
Peter
