Marlos Andre Silva Rodrigues

Prof. Marlos Andre Silva Rodrigues

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Academic Career Length

2Years (2025-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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16 January 2025 in Sensors
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MRMarlos Andre Silva Rodrigues
Marlos Andre Silva Rodrigues
ASAlyson de Jesus dos Santos
Alyson de Jesus dos Santos
HLHillermann Lima
Hillermann Lima
WNWarley Nogueira
Warley Nogueira
VJVicente Ferreira de Lucena Jr
Vicente Ferreira de Lucena Jr
The Amazon region has the largest hydrographic basin in the world. The rivers act as roads, and boats serve as vehicles for transporting passengers and cargo to large urban centers, municipalities, riverside communities, villages, and settlements. The Amazon River transportation system faces critical gaps due to the lack of land infrastructure in certain areas, which makes rivers essential for commerce and access to isolated communities. This work proposes the development of a new hardware platform consisting of a system-in-package (SiP)—iMCP HTLRBL32L and GPS, which enables data transfer over a network with long-range LoRa technology. In addition, we developed a new communication protocol between the end devices called the LoRa Protocol Proprietary (LPP). This protocol allows parameterizable commands (location table, modulation, routing, source and destination DevEUI, and port) to be sent between end devices, providing flexibility in the configuration and management of Internet of Things networks. The results of the practical experiments with the new hardware platform in the communication scenario between the end device and the gateway show that the maximum range was 16.928 km. In the communication scenario between the end devices, the maximum range was 12.447 km. It offers a stable platform for exchanging control information, which is fundamental to the safety of river transport in the Amazon.


2 October 2025 in Caderno Pedagógico
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VFVitor Bremgartner da Frota
Vitor Bremgartner da Frota
JNJosé Fábio de Lima Nascimento
José Fábio de Lima Nascimento
JNJosé Pinheiro de Queiroz Neto
José Pinheiro de Queiroz Neto
MRMarlos Andre Silva Rodrigues
Marlos Andre Silva Rodrigues
AFAnderson Gadelha Fontoura
Anderson Gadelha Fontoura
NGNelson Gouvêa
Nelson Gouvêa
Este artigo apresenta uma estratégia de tutoria aplicada à Capacitação Avançada em Robótica Industrial, desenvolvida no Polo de Inovação do Instituto Federal do Amazonas (INOVA/IFAM) em parceria com a LG Electronics do Brasil. O estudo analisa a integração das metodologias Hands-on, Aprendizagem Baseada em Projetos (PBL) e Design Thinking (DT) na formação de equipes multidisciplinares, voltadas à resolução de desafios reais do Polo Industrial de Manaus. A pesquisa adotou uma abordagem qualitativa e quantitativa, envolvendo observação direta, acompanhamento de projetos e aplicação de questionários de satisfação a 27 alunos participantes. A tutoria teve papel essencial no processo, estimulando competências técnicas (hard skills) — como programação e operação de braços robóticos Yaskawa, Stäubli, Epson e Universal Robots — e competências socioemocionais (soft skills), como colaboração, empatia e criatividade. Os resultados evidenciaram elevados índices de engajamento e satisfação dos alunos, reforçando a relevância da mentoria contínua na aprendizagem significativa e na retenção de conteúdos. Conclui-se que o modelo proposto promove uma ponte efetiva entre ensino e indústria, contribuindo para a qualificação de profissionais aptos a atuar com tecnologias emergentes no contexto amazônico e fortalecendo a educação profissional e tecnológica como vetor de inovação e desenvolvimento regional.

9 September 2025
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JQJosé P. Queiroz-Neto
José P. Queiroz-Neto
JNJosé Fábio de Lima Nascimento
José Fábio de Lima Nascimento
NGNelson A. Gouvea
Nelson A. Gouvea
JJJosé C. Lacerda Júnior
José C. Lacerda Júnior
MRMarlos Andre Silva Rodrigues
Marlos Andre Silva Rodrigues
DCDominique V. Carvalho
Dominique V. Carvalho
This work presents the integration of Competency-Based Learning (CBL), Project-Based Learning (PBL), and Design Thinking (DT) as a methodology to develop both hard and soft skills, as well as competencies, in the field of automation engineering. In response to the government's limited investment in education and technology, LG Electronics and IFAM launched a project aimed at training engineering students in industrial robotics. The integrated CBL/PBL/DT methodology merges educational and industrial innovation practices by following the principles of active learning and involves practical classes conducted in both a university and a factory setting, with students organized into two groups of 15. The results demonstrate the significant potential of these integrated methods, as they successfully achieved the project's proposed objectives.