Kurt

Software, AI, and electronics — built and repaired properly.

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Software & AI

Custom software and applied AI/ML, built for the problem you actually have.

Repair & Service

DJ, audio and electronics repair — diagnosed straight, fixed properly.

Pro Audio

Speaker hire, system design and room treatment for events and venues.

Why one person does both

2
disciplines, one bench
8
technical domains
367
projects catalogued
30
written up in depth

Selected work

Abalone detection for an aquaculture producer

Image segmentation with active learning replaced manual counting.

Applied AI/ML

Claim document extraction for an insurance platform

Key-information extraction pulled VIN, odometer and ANR straight from photos.

Applied AI/MLData & document automation

DJ and studio gear back on the bench

Diagnosis and quote before work starts; Cairns drop-off or postal Australia-wide.

DJ gearElectronics

Room-tuned systems for venues and events

Measurement first, then system design and acoustic treatment.

System designRoom treatment

From the maker lab

Guitar effects

AnaloguePedals
A grey four-channel module mounted on a black panel, its channels numbered 4, 3, 2 and 1, three showing red indicator lights and one green. Blue and purple tubing runs into metal push-fit fittings along the top edge. Above it a black 3D-printed plate with unused hexagonal and round recesses and a single gold mirrored hexagon. To the right, orange lever-nut connectors and a black-taped assembly with a red circuit board. Black honeycomb mesh with blue panelling behind fills the top of the frame.

Klipper BMCU filament-feeder bridge

Firmware3D printing
The Voron 3D-printer enclosure on a rolling cart, its black frame carrying honeycomb-mesh side panels and hex Voron badges, clear front doors closed over the print bed; filament spool boxes and shelving fill the workshop background.

Voron enclosure build

3D printingFabrication
A Siglent SDS1104X-U oscilloscope on the bench, its screen showing the clock and command lines of an eMMC flash chip during power-up initialisation: steady levels broken by dense bursts of fast pulses on the yellow and magenta traces.

Hacking a smart TV

EmbeddedReuse
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