Rob Rehr is an engineer at IDEO by day, and a hardware hacker and game developer by night. In this session, we talk about the work Rob's doing in DIY retro game development, the add-on board he developed that uses the Nintendo nunchuck, and much more. Check it out!

Session 17 - Rob Rehr, Hardware Hacking, Badgelife, And DIY Retro Games

The contemporary landscape of innovation is increasingly shaped by centers fostering creativity, collaboration, and commercialization. The This Should Work* project will outline a framework for creating innovation centers within various organizational structures, including corporations, academic institutions, and cities. Outputs will include an academic paper, a multimedia podcast with interviews, and a toolkit for developing innovation centers. These centers are crucial for nurturing the next generation of innovators and entrepreneurs.

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Session 17 - Rob Rehr, Hardware Hacking, Badgelife, And DIY Retro Games

Session 17 - Rob Rehr, Hardware Hacking, Badgelife, And DIY Retro Games