Instruments from RIGOL Technologies are now integrated into GradientOne’s test automation cloud platform to simplify the day-to-day tasks of test engineers ranging from hobbyists to enterprise users.
GradientOne frees test engineers from the high cost of developing and 
maintaining test data analysis solutions by providing a cloud-based platform for remote control, data acquisition, single system of record for test data storage, product quality history, and advanced analytics.
The integration of many of RIGOL’s UltraVision and UltraVision II oscilloscopes with GradientOne’s web based platform allows engineers to simply and quickly set up tests, acquire/store the test data, analyze the results, and collaborate with teammates. RIGOL’s unprecedented price/performance offerings coupled with GradientOne’s new approach to test automation provides engineers a powerful set of tools to easily set up and perform characterization without the need for steep learning curves associated with other types of test automation tools on the market.
“Our partnership with GradientOne represents yet another opportunity to deliver innovative capabilities to our customers of all sizes” says Michael Rizzo, General Manager of RIGOL North America. “Our new RIGOL MSO5000 oscilloscope is the world’s most powerful and affordable bench oscilloscope providing transformational value to customers in the embedded market. Integration with GradientOne enhances our ability to deliver value to customers needing test automation, data archiving, remote access, or advanced data analytics.”
“GradientOne’s mission is focused on unlocking the disruptive technologies of cloud computing and ushering them to the daily life of the hardware test engineer,” said Nick Edwards, CEO, GradientOne. “Our approach meets customers where they are, leveraging the test equipment on their bench and extends their current capabilities by integrating their instruments with our cloud in a simple and streamlined manner. RIGOL’s track record as an emerging test equipment vendor makes them an ideal partner to jointly deliver this value.”
GradientOne solutions are available via www.gradientone.com. Pricing for the service starts at $0.99 per instrument per month for a single user.
Interesting stuff, Lee, kind of over my head. But a good read nonetheless.