New international summer course organized by GEA

Blender Game Engine

Carlos López Yrigaray talks about the new Blender Game Engine, and shows its features to the audience.





Regional TV-Show interviews some of the research group members

The 16th of January of 2010, the regional TV show Conecta-T from the TV channel Canal Extremadura TV, played a report about the project Extremadurathome.org. In this report, two of our research group members were interviewed, as they work directly in the project. In the following link you can view the full episode.

Augmented Reality

Antão Almada from Yreams talks about Augmented Reality presenting different technologies.

New techniques for videogames

Francisco Fernández de Vega presents new techniques to include in videogames such as genetic programming terrains.

New ways of playing games

Daniel Lombraña González talks about new ways of playing video games that collaborate with science.


The summer course of video-games in Conecta-t, a regional TV show

The regional TV show Conecta-t, play a special tv program on our International Summer Course: “Developing video games with open source”. You can find the video here.

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The TV show discusses how video games can be developed with open source tools, and also presented the game Chapas, a video game completely developed by the research group GEA.

GEA research’s group participates in the “Universidade Mostra Arte 2009″, in Curitiva, Brasil

The research group GEA has participated recently in the art exhibition celebrated in the Universidade Positivo, in Curitiva, Brasil (6th of October to 4th of November).
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The exhibition “Universidade Mostra Arte” (UMA) has showed several art pieces created in Extremadura, Spain. From the exposed work of art, there are synthetic images from terrains generated by a developed technique by Miguel Frade, Francisco Fernández and Carlos Cotta named Genetic Terrain Programming (GTP).
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GTP allows to create virtual terrains that can be employed in video games. The video game CHAPAS, funded by Junta de Extremadura and developed in collaboration with Claroscuro Digital, uses this technology.

Download all the videos of the International Summer Course

In the following links you can download the vidos of the International Summer Course of the University of Extremadura: “Developing video-games with open source applications”. The videos are encoded in Ogg/Theora, so any operating system should be able to play them.

Conference: “Videojuegos, desde la idea a la experiencia con Blender”
Speaker: Carlos López Yrigaray


Conference: “Yo Frankie: un videojuego creado con Blender”
Speaker: Carlos López Yrigaray



Conference: “Realidad aumentada”
Speaker: Antão Almada, Ydreams


Conference: “Computación inteligente y voluntaria, nuevas tecnologías para los videojuegos”
Speakers: Francisco Fernández de Vega, Universidad de Extremadura and Daniel Lombraña González, Universidad de Extremadura.




Conference: “Panda 3D”
Speaker: Francisco Chávez de la O


Conference: “Desarrollo, programación y herramientas para videoconsolas libres”
Speaker: Israel López Fernández

Conference: “La industria del Videojuego en España”
Speaker: Gabriel Ortas, Pyro Studios


I Congreso Iberoamericano del conocimiento libre

Francisco Fernández de Vega presented the Extremadurathome.org project in the I Congreso Iberoamericano del conocimiento libre celebrated in Panamá.

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The goals of the project and how it is possible to collaborate with the project from any PC of world were presented.

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