For Scientia Terrae, I trained a computer vision model that can count nematodes in a soil sample. By automating the counting process, they save time and manpower that can be better used elsewhere.

LabFlow is an application developed for managing and tracking laboratory samples within the Biomedical Laboratory Technology direction at Thomas More Geel. This tool focuses on recording, analyzing and providing feedback on results of various samples such as blood, skin, and urine examined by students. Our customized software bridges the gap between a real work environment and the classroom environment.

For Anet, the IT service behind the University of Antwerp, I trained an AI-model that can distinguish good and bad book cover photos. As a result, hundreds of cover photos are checked every day in a dozen libraries.

For the company ToGaether (Algorythm group), I developed a demo of the brand new cloud solution 'Microsoft Fabric'. This demo will be used to show Fabric's capabilities to potential customers.

By combining data from Airbnb and real estate transactions from three Belgian metropolises, I created a dashboard that visualises the influence Airbnb's have on property prices.

For Netropolix, I created a BPMN model of the recruitment process. This model visualises the steps a candidate goes through from application to recruitment. By representing this visually, bottlenecks can be more easily identified.

I won the Race to the Future, where me and my team built self-driving RC cars driven by an AI-model.

For Kogeka's animal care students, we developed an application that helps them monitor medication and nutrition of the animals.