On the 21, 22 and 23rd October 2024, the user and developer community around PyMoDAQ, Modular Data Acquisition with Python, will meet for the third time.

PyMoDAQ is an open source software suite, written in the Python language and used for automatic data acquisition based on multiple experimental parameters. Designed to be used without the need for programming, it has a generic graphical interface for instrument control with specific extensions that ensure high scalability.  It integrates native data storage compatible with the challenges of open data and traceability.

This software has been developed at CEMES since 2017 and significant efforts have been made to enhance its development and use. Over the last three years, four training sessions on its use and development have taken place, involving more than fifty people: engineers, technicians, researchers or students from the Toulouse and national community.

PyMoDAQ is open to contributions from the user community. These days will be an opportunity to bring together this growing community in Paris to talk about the achievements made with the software suite and, above all, to define the priority directions to be taken in its development over the coming years.