"WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU GROW UP?"

Inventor.

For 20 years, I've been inventing technology for businesses.
With software, hardware, and loooots of creativity.

Now also in 🇲🇹

IBA Benelux

Split Flap

Could you invent something for IBA's 25th anniversary in Belgium? I have a vague idea for some kind of art-meets-tech installation. Something we could exhibit, put in our office, or even take to trade shows.

A retro-inspired invention that sparks curiosity and brings IBA's technology to life.


See how it was made


MIRTO

Intelligent Mail Automation

An automated image-processing table. Designed and built entirely from scratch for the lovely people at Mirto.

It analyses, measures, digitises, scans, recognises, and sends physical mail straight into the cloud.

TRENDWOLVES

A.I. Phone Booth

I used to get really nervous about answering phone calls. With AI, I could practise first, without anyone listening. That made me feel much more confident when I had to handle real conversations.

An AI-powered phone booth for Trendwolves and AXA that simulates realistic phone conversations. Users can practise at their own pace, without the pressure of a real customer or colleagues listening in.

Talbot house

Indoor GPS

I want a tablet with a personality of its own. One that guides visitors through the museum, just like Jack Sparrow's compass.

A custom-designed GPS chip that makes indoor positioning of tablets possible.

the Zeer project

What does an inventor do during a scorching summer? Reinvent air conditioning, of course!

A long-term work in progress driven by creativity, experimentation, changing direction, and craftsmanship.

Curious? Down the rabbit hole!

Goudvuur Kids

- "Dad, can you build me a robot?"
- "I don't know how..."
- "But you can learn, can't you?"
- "Alright. Shall we build a robot together?"

My daughter and I are going to spend the next few years learning how to build a robot.

Want to join us?

Explore Goudvuur Kids

IT is cool!

Help us make IT cool!

An interactive trade-show game that challenges young visitors to take pictures of a giant rotating cube.

Along the way, we explain how the image-processing algorithm works.

And of course, there are prizes to be won!

bbor62

An open-source binary-to-text compressor.

An algorithm that converts binary data into alphanumeric characters, and back again.

Read the blog post

Knowledge Graph

Build us a collection management system for the next 100 years.

A next-generation collection management system for Cinematek.

Rethought and built from scratch, with the distant future in mind.

Connected to the rest of the world through Linked Data.

An infinitely flexible visual framework. Over 10 years of continuous development.

An infinitely flexible visual framework.

Over 10 years in the making.

Smart Water

We want to showcase our commitment to sustainability at the festival.

Boomtown Festival strongly believes in tap water and reusable cups. Together with Bric-a-Broc, we developed a custom-built water dispenser, complete with some smart technology.

QR codes for real estate

Who's actually looking at our window stickers?

Programmable, location-aware QR codes with built-in telemetry.

Bazooka!

We still need something spectacular for our children's festival.

A laser-guided bazooka with pneumatic force feedback.

#wetoo

Create Your Own Newspaper with Amsab

How do you convince teenagers that people have been forced to flee throughout history?

Lift Hack

A plug-in circuit board and companion app that let you control a home lift from your smartphone.

Reality Gaming

City game for Urban Crafts

A promotional city-wide game for 3,000 simultaneous players.

Powered by a computer vision model that detects 2D codes in images.

Hey BRAM, what exactly do you do?

I'm an inventor.

What?! Professionally?

Yep

So what do you invent?

Anything!

As long as it involves technology and I'm convinced it can be done.

For yourself?

No, almost always for clients.

Who for?

Businesses.

How does that work?

Clients come to me with a tricky problem or a new idea.

Usually something they can't find anyone else to build.

They ask me to think about it.

And that's where the conversation starts.

Great ideas don't build themselves.
They need fire.


I invent technology for businesses. To help them solve problems and bring new ideas to life. Sometimes the solution is pure software. Other times, there's cutting, welding, and milling involved. But creativity is always at the heart of it.


I'm a computer engineer by training, but to me, technology goes far beyond screens and the internet. Technology doesn't have to be neat and tidy. In fact, I prefer it when it isn't.

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