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Created on: Jul 18, 2008 2:49 PM by Deirdre - Last Modified:  Jul 29, 2008 10:21 PM by Deirdre

 

This community doc captures all of the random spotings of NI technologies on TV shows or movies. Add your own or check out the ones below.

 

Product Seen

Show

Episode # & Name

Channel

Date

Time into Show

Description of Use

Link to Video

Spotted By

DIAdem

Modern Marvels

Episode: Crashes

History Channel

July 10, 2008

Some engineers from Delphi were looking at crash data using DIAdem. These specific engineers were working with IRL teams to collect data when a car crashes during a race. The same episode also showed the Snell foundation (we have video about them on the bus), although they didn't show any LV or cDAQ hardware.

Matt Barr

LabVIEW

Conan O'Brien

NBC

May

Brian Turner of the "Kansas City Space Pirates" wears a "Powered by LabVIEW" hardhat[http://kcspacepirates.com\

http://kcspacepirates.com/]

LabVIEW, PXI

Nova Science Now

Smart Bridges

PBS

July 16

They highlight academic research going on at University of California, San Diego on acoustic structural health monitoring (SHM). The hardware shown is PXI and software shown is LabVIEW.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/sciencenow/0304/04.html

Anu Saha

LabVIEW, DAQ

Mythbusters

Episode 93 - Confederate Steam Gun

Discovery Channel

Dec 5, 2007

Myth #2: Beat The Lie Detector
Can physical or mental deception beat a polygraph or an

F-MRI?Functional magnetic resonance imaging system that was developed

at Medical University of South Carolina.
Grant beat the FMRI. Tori and Kari did not
No one beat the Lie Detector

LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT, LabVIEW ABC World News July 2008 Features high school females excelling in math and using LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT http://abcnews.go.com/video/playerIndex?id=5445523 Katey Gunn

LabVIEW, LabWindows/CVI

SkyNews - France

Apr 3, 2007

0:09

On April 3, the French TGV broke its own world speed record for the fastest conventional train in the world, clocking a staggering 357 mph. During the record-breaking attempt, LabVIEW and LabWindows/CVI were used inside the TGV to measure about 160 temperature channels coming from wheel shafts, and acquire data coming from the FIP bus. LabVIEW was used as a data server, collecting data while LabWindows/CVI was used for the HMI, creating and displaying objects dynamically.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWd_xOyX5X0&eurl=http://www.viroadshow.com/2007_0 4_01_archive.html

 

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