Is it possible to run a labview executable on Android/Windows tablet which can control USB-6210 DAQ?

[akusticrat]

I was wondering if anyone has had any success running a labview executable on an android/windows tablet?  I would ultimately like to control 1 or 2 USB DAQs.

[dmsilev]

For a Windows tablet, assuming that the hardware is x86-based, you're just running normal Windows so controlling a DAQ should be the same as it would be on a desktop or laptop machine. Assuming that the tablet has a spare USB port, of course.

For Android, I don't think there's any easy way to directly control a DAQ; you could host the DAQ on a computer and have some sort of web-based front end on the tablet to relay commands and get data back. 

[jeanlucpicard]

Given the tablet is x86 based and runs Windows (not the RT thingy, the real one) it has a possibility of being able to do it. However the USB-ports might be low on power for the DAQs, so it is something you should try to test before buying.