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IDF Spring 2004 Virtual Press Kit
Candid Photos from IDF
Day 1 Keynotes - Craig Barrett
Day 1 Keynotes - Louis Burns
Day 1 Keynotes - Will Swope and John Davies
Day 2 Keynotes - Mike Fister, Bill Siu, and Anand Chandrasekher
Day 2 Keynotes - Doug Busch
Day 3 Keynotes - Sean Maloney and Pat Gelsinger
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Craig Barrett during his keynote speech at IDF Spring 2004 in San Francisco
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Craig Barrett during his keynote speech at IDF Spring 2004 in San Francisco
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Craig Barrett during his keynote speech at IDF Spring 2004 in San Francisco
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Craig Barrett (right) and Dr. William L. "Red" Whittaker, the Fredkin Research Professor of Robotics at Carnegie Mellon University, during Barrett's keynote at IDF Spring 2004.
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Craig Barrett during his keynote speech at IDF Spring 2004 in San Francisco
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Craig Barrett during his keynote speech at IDF Spring 2004 in San Francisco
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Craig Barrett with Jeff Birenbaum, from Morgan Stanley, during Barrett's keynote speech at IDF Spring 2004 in San Francisco
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Craig Barrett during his keynote speech at IDF Spring 2004 in San Francisco
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Craig Barrett during his keynote speech at IDF Spring 2004 in San Francisco
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Craig Barrett during his keynote speech at IDF Spring 2004 in San Francisco
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Craig Barrett (right) and Dr. William L. "Red" Whittaker, with "Sandstorm," a modified, autonomous vehicle that uses Intel® Itanium® 2 processors instead of a human driver to maneuver. The vehicle was built by the Robotics Institute of Carnegie Mellon University, led by Dr. William L. "Red" Whittaker, the Fredkin Research Professor of Robotics at Carnegie Mellon University. Sandstorm will take part in the Grand Challenge Race on March 13, in which driverless, modified vehicles will have 10 hours to traverse a 210 mile route from Barstow, Calif. to Las Vegas, Nev.
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At IDF Spring 2004, attendees crowd around "Sandstorm," a modified, autonomous vehicle that uses Intel® Itanium® 2 processors instead of a human driver to maneuver. The vehicle was built by the Robotics Institute of Carnegie Mellon University, led by Dr. William L. "Red" Whittaker, the Fredkin Research Professor of Robotics at Carnegie Mellon University. Sandstorm will take part in the Grand Challenge Race on March 13, in which driverless, modified vehicles will have 10 hours to traverse a 210 mile route from Barstow, Calif. to Las Vegas, Nev.
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Carnegie Mellon's Red Team accompanies "Sandstorm," onstage during Craig Barrett's keynote. Sandstorm is a modified, autonomous vehicle that uses Intel® Itanium® 2 processors instead of a human driver to maneuver. The vehicle was built by the Robotics Institute of Carnegie Mellon University, led by Dr. William L. "Red" Whittaker, the Fredkin Research Professor of Robotics at Carnegie Mellon University. Sandstorm will take part in the Grand Challenge Race on March 13, in which driverless, modified vehicles will have 10 hours to traverse a 210 mile route from Barstow, Calif. to Las Vegas, Nev.
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IDF Spring 2004 Virtual Press Kit
Candid Photos from IDF
Day 1 Keynotes - Craig Barrett
Day 1 Keynotes - Louis Burns
Day 1 Keynotes - Will Swope and John Davies
Day 2 Keynotes - Mike Fister, Bill Siu, and Anand Chandrasekher
Day 2 Keynotes - Doug Busch
Day 3 Keynotes - Sean Maloney and Pat Gelsinger
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