NIWeek 2010 Thursday Keynote: Houston, You Have a Problem

[slogerot]

Houston, You Have a Problem	Ray Almgren, NI Vice President of Marketing and Core Platforms, introduces the NI myDAQ,  a portable device that makes it possible for college students to "do  engineering anywhere, anytime, for the price of a textbook." He then invites university teams to demonstrate how they are using NI technology to improve the world.
Tomorrow's Car Today: An Electric Car with Racing Green Endurance	The Racing Green Endurance (RGE) team traveled more than 5,000 miles to bring their electric sports car, the SRZero, to NIWeek 2010. They still have more than 11,000 to go as they travel from Alaska to  Argentina in an attempt to become the first electric car to travel the entire Pan-American Highway. The car's control systems are powered by NI LabVIEW software and NI CompactRIO programmable automation controllers.
EcoCar Challenge:  Pushing the Bounds of Hybrid Vehicles	Listen how these students from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech) have used NI products to design a hybrid vehicle that bested industry standards in both performance and efficiency.
Blind Driver Challenge: The Quest for Innovation	Students at Virginia Tech demonstrate a car that the blind can drive, which they prototyped in just four months using NI products.
Blind Driver Challenge: The Quest for Innovation - Part 2	Students at Virginia Tech demonstrate a car that the blind can drive, which they prototyped in just four months using NI products.

[another_novice]

Will Dr. Kaku's Keynote be uploaded?

[jsumey]

ditto that question - I would love to show it to my daughters!

[brahe]

I was hoping for the same, but I expect copyrights prevents it.

[scott45acp]

I looked on Dr Kaku's website http://mkaku.org/ thinking he show the video there.  It was not up, but may others were so check often.  I sent him a email requesting he post it.  you can do the same from his site.

[ekaiser]

This page (http://www.ni.com/niweek/keynote.htm) makes it seem like Dr. Kaku's keynote is going to be up here. I really hope it gets posted because I want to watch it again and share it with my engineering friends!

[slogerot]

Hey guys,

We can't post his keynote because of the agreement we have with him about it - most guest keynote speakers request that we not post their talks for free. I like the idea Scott has above of e-mailing him about it, though.

[sergesl]

Try this video...

[Babel]

Thanks for the link.  It's nearly the same word for word presentation he gave at NI Week.