Robert Cornwell This is Me

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1. 1. Bloomy Controls - Management Team

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   Published on: 4/1/2008   Last Visited: 4/1/2008

   Robert Cornwell, Massachusetts Unit Leader(Read Bio)
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   Robert Cornwell, Massachusetts Unit Leader
   
   Robert Cornwell joined Bloomy Controls in 2006, bringing more than 15 years of experience in the test and measurement industry. Before joining the company, Robert was a Senior Program Manager at G Systems, a National Instruments Alliance partner in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. In this role, he managed numerous large-scale test and measurement projects. His experience also includes managing the Automation and Software Engineering group at OCLI, a division of JDS Uniphase which designed, implemented, and maintained fiber optic test systems.
   
   In his role as Massachusetts Unit Leader, Robert manages an engineering team and leads the company's business development efforts in Massachusetts and northern New England. His charter is to build long-term partnerships with our customers by ensuring the delivery of innovative automation and control solutions on time and to your specifications.
   
   Robert holds a B.S. in Applied Physics with Semiconductor Electronics from Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland. He is a National Instruments Certified LabVIEW Architect.

2. 2. NI Measurement Studio 8 Brings Remote Monitoring, Control via ASP.NET

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   Published on: 4/25/2006   Last Visited: 11/11/2006

   "Using Measurement Studio 8, we quickly developed a complete remote monitoring system that published test data to Web browsers throughout the manufacturing plant," said Robert Cornwell, senior program manager at G Systems.

3. 3. Lycangeek: Programming

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   Last Visited: 7/7/2007

   One of the first sessions of the day was the ".NET for LabVIEW Tutorial", given by Robert Cornwell of G Systems. He covered the basics of the .NET framework, how to access .NET from within LabVIEW and even showed how to access web services, via .NET, inside LabVIEW. At the end was a bit of "see it here" with the new features of Constellation - .NET events and controls.
   
   While Robert did a great job, I have to say the part I was most pleased with was the attendance. The room was packed with people, many of whom were asking questions. This is a good sign that .NET is being used, or at least viewed, as a key technology.
   
   I'm afraid I don't have anything to say about the next session as Robert and I sat and chatted for quite a bit after his presentation.