Professional Background
Open Source Projects
You find my GitHub account here: adlemich – GitHub.
There are many experiments, also for me to learn languages and frameworks. The most complete projects, are the following:
- Archery Cinema. This is a Python program that is meant to work as a video playing and gamification tool for indoor-archery. It features multiple players, running videos with moving target, shot detection via audio analysis and camera based result collection.
- Game Cube. This is a self-made gaming device with 4 buttons and a 64 pixel LCD matrix. It is based on an Arduino device and provides a full building documentation from a wooden box, over cables and wires to the C software for the Arduino. It comes with two ready to use games, but is made to be extended with custom games. This is a project that I used to educate kids to build something like a basic GameBoy as a multi-week workshop.
Open Source Projekte
Ihr findet meine GitHub Projekte hier: adlemich – GitHub
Es gibt viele Experimente, auch für mich, um Sprachen und Frameworks zu lernen. Die vollständigsten Projekte sind die folgenden:
- Bogenkino. Dies ist ein Python-Programm, das als Video-Abspiel- und Gamification-Tool für Hallen-Bogenschießen konzipiert ist. Es bietet mehrere Spieler, laufende Videos mit beweglichen Zielen, Schusserkennung durch Audioanalyse und kamerabasierte Ergebniserfassung.
- Game Cube. Dies ist ein selbstgebautes Spielgerät mit 4 Tasten und einer 64-Pixel-LCD-Matrix. Es basiert auf einem Arduino-Gerät und bietet eine vollständige Baudokumentation von einer Holzbox über Kabel und Leitungen bis zur C-Software für den Arduino. Es wird mit zwei gebrauchsfertigen Spielen geliefert, ist aber so konzipiert, dass es mit benutzerdefinierten Spielen erweitert werden kann. Dies ist ein Projekt, das ich verwendet habe, um Kindern in einem mehrwöchigen Workshop beizubringen, wie man selbst einen einfachen GameBoy baut.
There is no compression algorithm for experience…
During my journey across many different software projects and product organizations, I think I learned a few things. Sometimes thoughts and insights become only real, when you write them down. Feedback? Let me know!
Erfahrung wird immer mehr wert sein als Wissen…
In verschiedensten SW-Engineering Projekten und Organisationen in über 20 Jahren habe ich so einiges gesehen, erlebt und gelernt. Manche Dinge versteht man erst wirklich, wenn man sie aufschreibt. Feedback? Immer gerne!
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