This is the result of a school project i made for "New Media Development" in my 3rd year Digital Design and Media at Howest.

I used two servo motors attached to the original remote control of the car to adjust speed and steering. These are controlled by an Arduino Uno, which gets the accelerometer data from the iPad through a socket server on my laptop. I also fitted my old Android smartphone to the car, which uses an IPCam app to stream the video to the iPad. The "camera", the iPad and the laptop are connected to the same Wi-Fi network to share their data.

This is my first Arduino project, which uses the Firmata code, ArduinoConnector Native Extension, AirServer and Adobe Air. The car is fitted with an optional faster engine. This, as you can see, results in an extreme amount of wheelspin ;)

This is the branding I made for my dad. He's a woodworker, and I tried to put a handcrafted feeling into the design. I created a logo, business cards, an invoice layout and a website.

Because all new customers are brought in by happy customers, the website isn't intended to attract new ones. I focussed on new customers who need something, but don't know what they want and how it has to look. The website is a showcase of different types of projects.

I created my very first jQuery plug-in for this project, which powers the keyboard navigation and the scroll snapping.

MyMachine is a project brings children's dream machines to life! They make a drawing, which is developed by Product Development students and built by students of a technical school.

We had to build a web tool, which lets the "designer", "developer" and the "builder" work together to get feedback from each other. We put the focus on the children, and used the robot as a character that guides them through the application.

I created this with three other students:

• Yannick Van der Goten
• Mathias De Ridder
• Wietse De Ridder

CARET, a research department of the University of Cambridge asked us to digitalize their huge library full of books and manuscripts. We had to create a clickable mockup that gives the customer an impression on how it is going to work.

We wanted to implement an advanced search tool. You can filter with tags and types of documents, and narrow your search down to certain collections and periods in time.

Interests or works you need can be saved in your bookmarks bar. We also implemented a full-screen detail mode to view pages of works.

I created this with two other students:

• Yannick Van der Goten
• Pieter Delbeke