Cases

A few concrete examples of what I’ve built – from web apps and message portals to demo and teaching projects with robots and IoT. Based in Kolding, Denmark, delivered to technical teams across Denmark.

Web Flask Production

Message portal for production (Flask + SQLite)

The need was a simple but effective system for messages, tasks and logging – without heavy standard solutions. I built a web-based message portal with login, roles, channels, unread messages, history/versions and image handling. Operators can claim and take over tasks, while management and support get one shared overview.

Result: One central place for messages and tasks – less chaos on whiteboards and post-its and a much clearer overview of who is doing what and when.

Mobile app Android API

Dietz Chat Admin – mobile chat app

When a visitor writes in the website chat, the message is sent to a backend (REST API) which stores the conversation and triggers a push notification to my phone via Firebase. In the app I can see conversations, mark them as read and reply directly – the reply is sent back to the backend and delivered to the visitor in the website chat widget.

Result: Fast replies without being tied to a PC – fewer missed enquiries and a more professional customer experience.

Automation MiR250 Interroll

Autonomous parcel logistics with MiR250 & Interroll

The starting point was a demo line where parcels ended up on the floor instead of being handled in a structured way. I built a solution where a MiR250 with an Interroll top module automatically picks up parcels, receives data via an external program (Excel), and communicates through the MiR REST API with a Node-RED backend that forwards information to TIA/PLC. This lets the SICK scanner, PLC and robot work together to deliver parcels to fictional locations such as Aarhus, Odense or a security check.

Result: A stable and demonstrable mini logistics solution that can be used for training, customer demos and as a foundation for real installations.

UR robot Vision Python/OpenCV

UR robot with vision for colour sorting

A UR robot had to find colored blocks (red, blue, green) placed randomly on a table and pick them up with a gripper tool. Using a camera, Python/OpenCV and coordinate transfer to the robot, I built a proof-of-concept showing how vision, image processing and robot control can work together.

Result: A strong demo of how relatively simple vision can handle pick tasks and form a basis for more advanced projects with 3D vision, tracking and quality control.

IoT ESP32 Sensors

IoT prototypes with ESP32 & sensors

I’ve built ESP32-based devices for automatic monitoring and control – for example soil moisture measurement and battery-powered setups that send data wirelessly for overview or further control via Node-RED or other systems.

Result: Small, practical prototypes that can be tested quickly on the shop floor and later scaled up if they prove to create value in day-to-day operations.

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