We are all familiar with "Red Tape", which is just a strict documentation people must follow as part of their jobs that...gets...in...the...way...doing their jobs. Yes it is necessary, but here is how I really feel.
To find out more about how national instruments can help with your red tape, visit
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Welcome to An Engineering Mind!
My name is Todd and I work on LabVIEW graphical programing software at National Instruments.
If you are an engineer, I would love to hear what's on your mind. If you're not an engineer, then none of this will make any sense, so go back to YouTube and look up "funny animals" or something. I'm sure you'll understand that.
--Todd
If you are an engineer, I would love to hear what's on your mind. If you're not an engineer, then none of this will make any sense, so go back to YouTube and look up "funny animals" or something. I'm sure you'll understand that.
--Todd
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Hey Todd!
Your vids are great man. Came across them while looking for engineers' unique perspectives to life.
I suppose documentations are a necessary evil ;) I worked on this CanSat project that required 4 different documentations. We got more stressed trying to compile them than doing the actual fabrication and design.
Anyhow, I'm a moderator from an engineering forum called CrazyEngineers (http://www.crazyengineers.com/forum). We aim to unite like minded (i.e. Crazy ;) ) engineers around the world, and work on projects and issues.
Drop by anytime you are free! Could probably discuss your views there too.
- Ash
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