A collection of 3D models I've made in Fusion 360 by sketching. They are either made from scratch to create something new or made to fit onto something to repair or enhance a part.

A collection of various 3D-scanned things that I thought would be interesting to preserve in a digital format. I also scan broken parts to sculpt pieces that can be printed and fit onto the original. You can view them in 3D and read about the process there.

Over the last few years I've printed all sorts of things and tuned the firmware and settings to get reliable results and correct dimensions. The materials being used are PLA, PET and TPU.

Practice the reading of Hiragana and Katakana as well as the meaning of various Kanji characters. Once you feel confident, you may choose to compete on the leaderboard to test the speed of your memory.

Look up Kanji characters and study their meaning and their various On- and Kun-readings. You will also find useful words that use the different Kanji characters and can listen to their pronunciation.

習うより慣れろ, practice makes perfect. I have created two tools for honing your Japanese skills. One is for rehearsing Kanji and the other is for vocabulary where you can have the the words read to you and you can answer by speaking.

I am not a hobbyist photographer, but I have taught myself the basics and enjoy capturing photos when the opportunity arises. I do not seek out the perfect place or time, but instead let it present itself when I am out on a walk or wherever it may be. The gallery is filled with a variety of pictures taken in the last few years.

I rarely use dedicated cameras anymore because smartphones have improved to a point where the bulk of a camera does not offer much. I also find it more rewarding to capture and edit a good photo exclusively on a smartphone. It is a challenge that I have enjoyed since my first camera focused phone, the Nokia N8.

I am currently using an Oppo Find X7 Ultra, while older photos have been taken with the following phones; Huawei P30/P40 Pro and Sony Xperia 10V. The dedicated cameras I occasionally use are the Olympus OM-D E-M10, Panasonic Lumix TZ95 and Sony RX100II.

A website created to present the result of our course project at Lund University. This site lets users search for names of people throughout history who have worked in any science related field. The information it contains has been extracted from Wikipedia and Wikidata.

I presented our work at the "From Digitization to Knowledge" workshop in Kraków, 2016. It was part of a larger conference called Digital Humanities. Our research paper has also been published as part of the proceedings in Linköping University Electronic Press.

This is a so called "Big Data" project, which requires specialized tools to handle tens of gigabytes at a time. We coded a program in Java which communicates with Apache Spark. Spark caches the data intelligently and lets us search through it. Our program processes the data and adds it directly to our database.