Qwerta Corporation

Custom Software for Manufacturing and Research

Qwerta provides custom software solutions to firms in Northeast Ohio and nationwide, generally using the LabVIEW programming environment from National Instruments. We also provide solutions in Visual Basic, Real Basic, Perl and C.

Previous projects include:

The ShotSpotter gunshot recognition system.
A TCP/IP-based multithreaded client-server communication system.
A quality assurance system that analyzes magnetic media for defects at a rate of 16 million data points per second.
Labview-database integration.

Many of these projects have been done in conjunction with San Francisco Industrial Software, a well-known West Coast LabVIEW developer.

We specialize in high-performance applications and research applications where a solid understanding of the physics of your problem will be helpful in developing a software solution.

For more information or a quote for your job, contact:

Dr. Robert Calhoun
rcalhoun@qwerta.com
Qwerta Corporation
249 Elm St.
Oberlin, OH 44074
440-774-8815

Software, etc.

We're starting to put up information and sample code about LabVIEW and Mac OS X (which is running this web server.) Here's what's available so far:

LabVIEW
- Notes on using LabVIEW SQL Toolkit with Microsoft SQL Server
Mac OS X
- Installing BIND on Mac OS X 10.2.4
- Installing perl 5.6.1 on Mac OS X 10.1. (archived mailing list post.)
Windoze

Later, there will be other fun things.

Misc

Here's a slide presentation on CoFeP: A Potential High Moment Pole Material. (CoFeP = a magnetic alloy of cobalt, iron and phosphorus). (Or see the talk outline.)

Updated 26 April 2001