Fabrizio Alberton was born in Rome on January 8, 1982.


DotNet Analyst programmer, Arduino hobbyist, CAD and raster graphic designer and expert in making scavenger hunts, puzzles, riddles and brain teasers.



He inherited his first basic computer knowledge from his father, which he enhanced across the various computer generations, from Commodore 64 to modern PCs, in the fields of gaming, computer graphics, and operating systems (MS Windows).



After technical studies, he left the university studies to devote himself to the study of computer science as a self-taught.



The first work commitments move him to another part of computer science: software programming on Microsoft DotNet.

2004-2016 He participates in various enterprise projects for his employer companies, first as a developer and then as an analyst and project manager.

(non sono sicuro che si dica employer company, però employee è meglio di dependent)



1999-2016 Realization of various graphic works (flyers, posters, etc.) for commercial establishments, private events, political movements.



2006 he realizes VGEXPO, a semi-touchscreen display for retail videogames advertising and selection in specialized shops, directly accessible by customers.



2011-2016 he approaches the Arduino world by realizing VICHI, a home automation project with voice control, which blends the best of DotNet and Arduino technology.



2012-2014 He creates the project Cacce al Tesoro (“Treasure Hunts in Rome”) (www.caccealtesoro.it), with the public event “Gli Angeli Del Borgo” (“The Borgo’s Angels”) to promote the Kapipal campaign for the realization of eight scavenger hunts in Rome, then converted to a team building and private entertainment project.



In 2013 he brings the F&F Design project in local craft fairs, creating hand-modeled aluminum lamps with LED RGB IR and canvas prints of original graphics and texts within the project Thoughts and Words.



In 2015 he founds the MakerArt logo as a craft project for the creation of jewelery and three-dimensional objects designed in 3D CAD, and manufactured in laser cut plexiglass and wood.

In 2016 he starts the “Escape From” project for the realization of a dynamic Escape Room (through Arduino) that can dynamically change the puzzles within the escape room, varying players' experience from time to time.

- In 2016 contributes to Maker Faire Rome 2016 with LightLife, a pyramidal plexiglas RGB lamp that use a captive portal through a wifi hotspot to expose the interface to control the addressable RGB led.

- In 2017 he starts Minator VR, a VR table videogame that allows the between external players, around a tablet touch interface to build a maze, with the vr player, that will explore the maze to win the game.