Engineering TV

It would be good if you could download a copy to watch later e.g. at home or on the move.

It's a good show for general interest items. How about some links so that if you want to learn more about the topic(s) in the featured article you can easily do so. This is of more interest than the advert links.

Adverts are too long. This one aspect would be a high factor in deciding whether to tune in or not. Also after seeing a couple of the shows online so far the advert is very repetative which leads to boredom and tuning out. What about an option/control for advert skip ?

Thanks for the feedback Bruce, we'll try to provide relevant links to the content in the future.

Thanks for taking out the white space!

Mike

This is an excellent learning aid for discovering the latest in technology and engineering if unable to attend certain seminars.

I agree with Bruce with the download option, also, an option to expand screen size?

Looking forward for more great content.

Not the first time in the US. Asimo performs daily at disney land and has for several years.

regards,

dan

I really like the new format. I'm not quite sure if the "interview" format has been cancelled as well? Not having someone around to ask questions and simply having the person talk about the product/technology is a better way of going through it since it gives the speakers more freedom with his/her thought process.

It all depends on the interviewer. Mark David, Editor-in-Chief of Electronic Design did a fantastic job of offering a story and directing the camera crew so I decided to roll the interview without the questions being asked.

Also, a BIG thank you to Dan for keeping me straight on my facts, description changed. I appreciate all the feedback, keep it coming!

Hello,

I think it is wondeful Robot, understood the upfront video. i also understand the importance of  copyrights. ..More accessible version of presentation would be appreciated as well as  info .. it does  sound  like a good walking  companion.

THankyou for you attention

Jeff Jerez

Very interesting episode!

great robot!!

well its really a great robot and thanks to ETV for making it possible to watch cutting-edge technology all free of cost

Great advancement in Robotics.  Appreciate ETV for making it available free of cost.

Not sure about the length of the introduction to the demonstration, and as others have noted the attention to the sound production would be worth your while.

Thanks

it is so cool!

I'm really impressed by the robot, I also appreciate the possibility to watch this for free, thanks to ETV.

very good!