I'm a software engineer from the Netherlands with a big passion for all things tech. I build my own computers, make my own board games and often hang out online in gaming and modding communities. I'm always looking to make the next nifty tool that will make (my) life easier, below you can see some of the projects I've worked on.
This is a ReShade addon that enables the Simulated Reality SDK in 3D applications. This combined with a 3D shader like SuperDepth3D or a mod like Geo-11 can upgrade your gaming experience to the third dimension. It's very performant and compatible with hundreds of games.
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Installing the Game Bridge ReShade addon was often a lengthy endeavour. To this end, I developed a simple C# program that is capable of installing ReShade, the addon, SR SDK dependencies and a shader fix/mod to make a game 3D.
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This project was done for Fontys in an attempt to keep people concentrated during school. We made an app that stimulated users to keep their phone screen off as much as possible and rewarded them with the one thing they care about, free coffee! My role in the team was project manager and we got the golden ticket to the ICTalent award (guaranteed second place) before the event was cancelled due to covid.
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This app served as my graduation project for Fontys. In it, I used everything I'd learned about Android. Techniques such as: dagger2, MVP, hardware interfaces, UI/UX, material design and use of web-APIs. Today, the app can do over 20 common warehouse management tasks such as order picking, replenishment and counting stock!
Go to GithubA modular vending machine that me and my brother have been building. It's been designed in CAD, crafted in our wood workshop and programmed using Arduinos and a Raspberry Pi. My role has been to program the user interface and a API for keeping track of stock and users on the Pi Pico. It supports normal food modules but also a claw machine game module and will be open source as soon as it's ready.
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An older project where I wanted to make the coolest arcade gaming box for the lowest price possible. I used an old keyboard controller to hook up arcade buttons to the PC, used an old internal USB header to hook up a hub for wireless controllers and reused the old family computer components to build this one-of-a-kind arcade machine running Windows and Retroarch on boot.
