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  • New Controller for 2009 FIRST competition 04:30 New Controller for 2009 FIRST competition

    This video highlights the new Compact RIO hardware that will be used as the controller for the 2009 FIRST robotics competition in the FRC category. National Instruments had a booth close to the pits at the 2008 FRC final championship in Atlanta. They built several robots demonstrating the capabilities of the new controller. One of the robots is shown here and the various components of the control hardware are explained.

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  • Dean Kamen Introduces the new FRC Control System 04:14 Dean Kamen Introduces the new FRC Control System

    Dean Kamen introduces the new FRC Control System.

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  • Dos Pueblos Engineering Academy Team 1717 04:14 Dos Pueblos Engineering Academy Team 1717

    This video is the first in a series of videos I will be releasing over the next couple of months related to my trip to Atlanta for the 2008 FIRST Robotic Championship. I took a lot of video there and I don't want it to sit on my hard drive. Instead, I want to make sure the enthusiasm, excitement and craziness of the competition is shown so that new mentors can be motivated to help the next generation of engineers and scientists waiting in the wings.

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  • Powercast Wireless Power System 03:00 Powercast Wireless Power System

    In this video from robobusiness 2008, we interview Steven from Powercast who shows off some cool wireless power technology. From the Powercast website: Founded in 2003, Powercast developed a receiver module with breakthrough efficiency levels. Coupled with a transmitter that sends RF energy using algorithms developed by Powercast, the Powercast Wireless Power Platform™ was born. While the concept of sending power “through the air” has been discussed for more than 100 years, Powercast is the first company to make it commercially viable. Powercast is now leading the cross-industry initiative to bring wireless power to a hundreds of low power devices.

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  • LabVIEW based electric guitar effects pedals 03:06 LabVIEW based electric guitar effects pedals

    A video from NIWeek 2008. This guy really had fun building this electric guitar effects system based around NI hardware and LabVIEW. This is a wireless audio processing project. A 550 MHz transmitter transmits FM modulated data to a 5600 down converter. It down converts the data to 25MHz. That gets sent to a 5640R IF-RIO card. The IF-RIO card has an FPGA. That's where all the demodulation and audio processing happens which then gets sent out the sound card. You get very low latency audio response.

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