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Generative Instrumentation

Unlock AI-powered customization and automation for test and measurement. With Generative Instrumentation, you can create and deploy entirely new instruments and automatically configure complex systems to fit their exact needs using natural language prompts.

Generative Instrumentation

Bringing agentic AI to test and measurement

Configuring and optimizing your test setup can be complex and time-consuming. Generative Instrumentation introduces a new approach to test and measurement. Combining the power of AI with Moku:Delta, you can automatically build custom instruments, automate system setup, and respond to new requirements faster than ever before. Instead of hours spent wiring, coding, or searching for the right configuration, just describe what you want — Moku and AI handle the rest.

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How Generative Instrumentation is changing the game

We see a future where engineers and scientists describe what they want, and the instrument configures itself.

Dr. Rory Smith, lead AI instrumentation engineer at Liquid Instruments.

Watch the video to see how Generative Instrumentation will enable users to adapt to specialized applications such as designing and deploying a bang-bang controller and configuring and validating an SPI bus for motor control.

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How does Generative Instrumentation work?

Using AI and natural language prompts, Generative Instrumentation designs, configures, and executes your multi-instrument test setup. For requirements that surpass conventional instruments, it will create and deploy bespoke capabilities to the FPGA for real-time, high-performance measurements and signal processing.

 Which Moku devices support Generative Instrumentation?

Initially, Generative Instrumentation will only be available on Moku:Delta.

 How do I get access to Generative Instrumentation?

Generative Instrumentation will be available this year for select early-access users. It will be released via a software update in 2026. Sign up here to receive updates and early-access info.

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