Afonso Muralha
CADLAB lists Afonso Muralha as the owner of the Pixels Camp LED matrix badge project.
SourcePixels Camp 2019 · Portugal · 2019
ESP32 39x9 LED-matrix badge for Pixels Camp
A Portugal source-backed ESP32 PCB badge for Pixels Camp 2019 with a 39x9 RGB LED matrix, IS31FL3741 LED driver, CH340G USB serial, USB/LiPo power, and public schematic/PCB design files.
People
CADLAB lists Afonso Muralha as the owner of the Pixels Camp LED matrix badge project.
SourceOfficial event context for the Lisbon hacker-spirit technology event represented by the badge record.
SourcePortuguese event coverage identifies Bright Pixel as the organizer of the 2019 Pixels Camp edition.
SourceIt adds Portugal to the European badge map and shows a local hackathon/technology event producing a real open hardware-style badge rather than only web badges, tickets, or ordinary registration artifacts.
The public CADLAB archive describes a two-board badge made for the 2019 Pixels Camp edition: a 39x9, 351-LED matrix driven by an IS31FL3741, controlled by an ESP32 with WiFi/Bluetooth, USB-to-serial through CH340G, NCP708 regulation, MCP73831 LiPo charging, USB and 1S LiPo power, and Altium design files for the matrix, control, panel, schematics, Gerbers, and BOM material.
The README frames the main firmware goal as a web-connected scrolling text display while explicitly allowing custom firmware versions; no shipped attendee firmware repository is claimed beyond the public code/design archive.
Pixels Camp's official FAQ frames the event as a Lisbon hacker-spirit technology gathering with talks, workshops, competitions, and a 48-hour hackathon. Portuguese coverage anchors the 2019 edition at Pavilhao Carlos Lopes from March 21 to 23, 2019.
Lifecycle
The design uses an IS31FL3741 LED driver IC to drive the LED matrix, with related schematic and PCB material in the hardware archive.
SourceThe project describes an ESP32-controlled badge intended for a web-connected scrolling text display while allowing custom firmware versions.
SourceThe public design notes describe USB or 1S LiPo operation, USB charging, CH340G USB serial, a power switch, and regulator/charger components.
SourceThe CADLAB README describes a 39x9, 351-LED matrix as the badge's main display surface.
SourceOperational history
The dossier keeps hardware claims tied to the project archive and event claims tied to Pixels Camp and Portuguese event coverage.
The catalogue describes the software surface conservatively as an intended web-connected scrolling-text target.
The Portugal badge record remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying CADLAB, event, or press imagery without complete rights provenance.