More than a Game
summary
Career examples jump from game engines to real-world hardware: converts Unity FBX assets into STLs via Fusion 360 and prints them on resin printers, wires microcontrollers (Arduino/Adafruit) into garments and props, and links game events to physical Lego cannons by opening the serial port. Mentions RFID implant (≈888 bytes) and testing NFC/tags, runs projects at Dallas Makerspace, uses Lego Mindstorms, and started a girls-in-STEM scholarship. Unity→serial→Arduino→Lego Mindstorm
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:50My background
- 1:40My GamePro folio
- 2:47Current projects
- 3:20What is your obsession
- 3:57How did it get to be cool
- 4:44Jurassic Park
- 5:39Jurassic Park Replica
- 6:53The Shirts
- 9:05Adafruit
- 10:33Unities
- 12:03Projects
- 12:33Open Source
- 13:43My Secret
- 14:37Collaboration
- 15:15Dallas makerspace
- 16:56Saying yes
- 18:25Rocket Launcher
- 21:02Advice
- 21:46Contact Info
- 22:03Questions
- 28:12Passion
- 32:17Body Hacking
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