Yesterday, I officially graduated from my Master's degree in Digital Game Development at Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo. I want to thank everyone who participated in this journey with me.

I made my first software registration at INPI, the National Institute of Industrial Property in Brazil. This project will be open source, and the registration has more academic value for authorship purposes.

The "Cordel Aumentado" project, an app that uses Augmented Reality in the context of Brazilian literature style Cordel, has been approved in the application contest of the Brazilian Congress of Informatics in Education (CBIE).

I got the Official Arduino certification in fundamentals of electronics and physical computing.

NFCPlay received "Best XR Experience award" at the XXII Symposium on Virtual and Augmented Reality (SVR 2020)

This week I made a presentation about Classic Model and Games (Jesper Jull) and exergames.

Officially enrolled in the Master's degree in Digital Game Development at Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo.

Sharing an amazing experience at Babson College and the inspiration and thoughtfulness of its professors.

Presenting my work on an application for accessing the International Classification of Primary Care (ICPC) at the 9th Congress of Telemedicine and Telehealth during the Global Summit Telemedicine & Digital Health.

My IoT capstone project won the Startup One competition by FIAP and was selected for an immersive course at Babson College. Grateful for the support of the Fiap staff, especially our coordinator Gustavo Torrente.

Teaching IoT using Facebook Messenger Bot.

I was part of the team that achieved second place at the first "Maker" version of Startup Weekend UNIFEI, where we created a functional hardware prototype in just one weekend.

Lixo Papão, a creative solution to encourage recycling through an app based on social networks, gamification, collective intelligence, and the Internet of Things.

Excited to be elected as an Intel Student Expert in Brazil

Breathalyzer made with Arduino and interfaced with an iDevice using FSK communication.

Accepted to Apple Developer Academy program at Senac São Paulo

Just a quick update to share that I received an honor mention at the first OBMEP (Brazilian Mathematics Olympiad of Public Schools) back in 2005.