Make the World Your Lab with NI myDAQ

August 2010
Your Resource for Research, Teaching, and Learning with NI LabVIEW		ni.com/academic

In This Issue

Top 5 New LabVIEW 2010 Features

1. Export Graph Data to Excel

2. Import External FPGA IP

3. Stream Data Over the Network

4. Use Web-Based Hardware Configuration

5. 14 Feedback-Driven Improvements

See the new features »

Make the World Your Lab with NI myDAQ		UC-Boulder Wins NI Student Design Contest

With NI myDAQ, students are free to "do engineering" anywhere, anytime. Designed and priced for student ownership, the NI myDAQ device helps students develop a deeper understanding of engineering concepts through individual measurement, experimentation, and analysis of the real world. In turn, educators can teach multiple disciplines while being more effective with lab and lecture time. Learn more about NI myDAQ »		Congratulations to the engineering students from the University of Colorado at Boulder (UC-Boulder) who developed an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) using NI LabVIEW software and NI Compact Vision and CompactRIO hardware. Developed for rapid deployment and precise maneuvering, the AUV is designed for autonomous missions such as mine finding, pipeline inspections, and scientific research. Learn about their project »

Teaching Tools

What LabVIEW 2010 Means for You
Discover why LabVIEW continues to be part of a leading educational platform, helping your students increase productivity, accelerate development, and improve performance in classes and projects.

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Live Webcast: SPICE Up Microelectronic Concepts
Foster learning and guide student exploration of microelectronic concepts with powerful SPICE simulation features in the NI Multisim software platform.

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LabVIEW and LEGOs
See how students use LabVIEW Education Edition and LEGOs to learn key engineering concepts by creating their own cool applications.

Watch the four-minute video »

Research Lab

Solving the World's Energy Crisis with Pig Waste
Discover how a group of engineers and scientists use LabVIEW and other NI technologies in an environmentally friendly application for creating biocrude, a liquid fuel source developed from organic livestock waste.

Read the Sweet Apps blog »

New Technologies for High-Channel-Count Applications
With new NI SC Express technology, you can benefit from better measurement accuracy, flexible synchronization, and higher data throughput to build scalable high-channel-count sensor measurement systems.

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Real-Time High-Performance Computing with LabVIEW
Explore several approaches for using LabVIEW to perform high-performance computing (HPC) computations under real-time constraints.

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Student Corner

LabVIEW Used to Test the Google Nexus One Phone
See how LabVIEW is used to conduct high-precision testing in the fourth episode of Google's short-film series about the creation of its Nexus Phone.

Watch the three-minute video »

Tele-Op a Robotics Starter Kit from 20 Floors Away
Follow these easy step-by-step instructions to convert an NI Robotics Starter Kit into a tele-operation bot.

Begin the transformation

New NI Student Design Project Library
Get a jump-start on your design project by browsing more than 100 projects submitted by your peers who are using the latest technologies to engineer a better world.

Browse the Project Library

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