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Imagine a world where race cars run cleanly and don't emit any harmful toxins into the environment. 20 engineering masters students studying at Group T International University College in Leuven, Belgium, helped move us closer to this reality by
We all get a little body odor here and there. It’s just a good way to remind ourselves to go take a shower. But did you ever think your body odor could be the unique trait that helps security and automated recognition
Seeing houses lit up is one of the signs that the holidays are here - some of us may still even have them up to help prolong the holiday cheer. There are some creative minds among us that take holiday décor to another level (read: Andy
Happy New Year! I’m sure many of you are looking forward to the exciting new things that 2012 has to offer. Being part of the Science and Big Physics team at National Instruments, I am personally very excited about what 2012 will bring on the
Normally when we say a Sweet App is earth-shattering or groundbreaking, we’re using a figure of speech. Not this time! At the University of Nevada, Reno, researchers built a 145 ft long bridge on giant shake tables that curve around the entire
The Smithsonian Institute and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory use LabVIEW to image and play original Alexander Graham Bell sound recordings. http://www.cnn.com/video/?/video/us/2011/12/27/todd-bells-recordings.cnn#/video/
Hey batter, batter…swing! Thanks to the innovative engineering students at Rice University, a team will no longer need intimidation to pitch a shutout. Currently when coaches analyze game video to critique their pitchers, they can’t see the
Happy holidays, everyone! We can’t get enough of the fun, holiday-inspired applications our customers come up with. Last week it was about the Christmas light suit powered by LabVIEW and the LabVIEW Interface for Arduino. Today we’re excited
I was hired at NI in R&D IT relatively recently - back in Feb of 2011. One of the things that excited me about the opportunity was the company's product space. As a career software developer, I have some minimal experience with graphical software
Using only a Microsoft Kinect, a laptop, and LabVIEW, undergraduate engineering students Kevin Smith and Bryce Perry built an application that acts as a virtual whiteboard. The Kinect depth sensor tracks where a person is in the field and overlays it on
