Software & Hardware Innovation

VitorLab is a digital workshop by Vitor Neuenschwander, Computer Science student at UFMG. A space for experiments in software, hardware, IoT, and AI -- where ideas take shape and open-source projects come to life.

About the Platform

About Vitor Neuenschwander

Computer Science student at UFMG and Systems Development Technician from COLTEC/UFMG. Focused on transforming ideas into innovative software and hardware solutions. Member of Kongware, with experience in Full Stack development (Projeto Transcolar) and IoT/Embedded Systems (LIPS/UFMG).

Skills include Python (Django, Flask), JavaScript, Java, C++, SQL, ASP.NET, Blazor, PostgreSQL, REST APIs, and Git/GitHub. On the hardware side: ESP32, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, LoRa, 3D modeling, and intermediate electronics.

Currently taking CS50's Web Programming with Python and JavaScript (Harvard/EdX) as extra coursework. All projects here are open-source, built to learn, share, and push boundaries.

Platform Features

Built for Modern Development

Full Stack Development

Python (Django/Flask), JavaScript, Java, C++, ASP.NET/Blazor, PostgreSQL, and REST APIs.

IoT & Embedded Systems

Experience with ESP32, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, LoRa communication, 3D modeling, and intermediate electronics.

Open Source Projects

From neural networks to graph algorithms, every project is available on GitHub for learning and collaboration.

Algorithms & Competitive

OBI training, graph algorithms, and data structure implementations in C and Python.

AI & Machine Learning

Building neural networks, Pong AI, and exploring machine learning with practical implementations.

Continuous Learning

CS50 Web Programming (Harvard/EdX), UFMG Computer Science degree, and COLTEC systems development.