Arduboy workshop
Duration: 2 meetings (3 hours each).
Date: To confirm.
Date: To confirm.
Arduboy is a portable video game console based on Arduino.
Although its capabilities are limited, there are more than 100 games for the platform and new projects are added daily.
The project is open source and this fact encourages its users to create their own versions of the console at a reduced cost.
That is why at Image Campus we design a workshop that combines both passions.
The workshop:
We are going to build an Arduboy from scratch. We will learn to solder the components, determine their correct position, read a schematic circuit to determine possible failures and finally we will program a simple game for the platform.
Duration: 2 days of 3 hours
Duration: 2 days of 3 hours
Agenda
Arduboy, what is it about?
Basic electronics: tools, components and soldering.
Armed with a complete Arduboy
Programming a game for the platform using the Arduboy2 library.
All the materials to work during the course are part of the Image Campus infrastructure: Components, supplies, tools and instruments. Bring your notebook!
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Our curriculum, developed in collaboration with companies and leading professionals from the main creative industries are the most recognized in the areas of Design, Animation 2D and 3D, Video Games, Programming and Applied Development.
Our curriculum, developed in collaboration with companies and leading professionals from the main creative industries are the most recognized in the areas of Design, Animation 2D and 3D, Video Games, Programming and Applied Development.
Teacher in charge of the workshop:
Prof. Egar Almeida
Project developer in the Special Projects area of Infinito to Discover, a technology-based non-formal education program under the Ministry of Education of the Nation.
It also serves as mentor at Creactivis, Non-formal education workshop for children and adolescents from 10 to 18 years of age.
Passionate about programming and electronics, Egar also works as a consultant and developer of prototypes of technology-based products for pharmaceutical laboratories, surgery, and orthopedics, as well as commercial products.
He worked in the video game industry for 13 years, developing video games for GBA, WiiWare, Nintendo DS, PC and Web platforms.
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