标签: superhero

My friends at Texas Instruments sent me an email recently. They say that when most people hear the word "superhero," they picture a caped crusader who saves the world from destruction. This is, of course, especially true when it comes to the folks who attend ComicCon, which recently took place in San Diego, United States. (I really wish I was there!) By comparison, the folks at TI say that when they think of superheroes, they also consider the everyday person who's changing the world in extraordinary ways: "People who engineer the world around us, enabling innovative technology to not only protect us, but also improve our communities and make our lives more fun." That's us they are talking about—we members of the engineering fraternity ("Engineers R Us")—my mother will be so proud! The chaps and chappesses at TI go on to say that in the spirit of celebrating engineers, makers, and other DIY-ers, they wanted to demonstrate how average guys and gals now have the ability to transform themselves into ComicCon-style superheroes using the power of technology. Thus, in the infographic comic strip below, they've outfitted an "Average Joe" with technology that shows just how easy it can be to experience life as a superhero:   I think it's safe to say that the folks at TI would be delighted to talk with you to describe the specific technologies used in the above infographic in excruciating detail (LOL).

I recently got an email from my friends at Texas Instruments. They say that when most people hear the word "superhero," they picture a caped crusader who saves the world from destruction. This is, of course, especially true when it comes to the folks who attend ComicCon, which recently took place in San Diego, United States. (I really wish I was there!) By comparison, the folks at TI say that when they think of superheroes, they also consider the everyday person who's changing the world in extraordinary ways: "People who engineer the world around us, enabling innovative technology to not only protect us, but also improve our communities and make our lives more fun." That's us they are talking about—we members of the engineering fraternity ("Engineers R Us")—my mother will be so proud! The chaps and chappesses at TI go on to say that in the spirit of celebrating engineers, makers, and other DIY-ers, they wanted to demonstrate how average guys and gals now have the ability to transform themselves into ComicCon-style superheroes using the power of technology. Thus, in the infographic comic strip below, they've outfitted an "Average Joe" with technology that shows just how easy it can be to experience life as a superhero:   I think it's safe to say that the folks at TI would be delighted to talk with you to describe the specific technologies used in the above infographic in excruciating detail (LOL).