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Real client problems, and what was delivered.

Many other projects are not shown here: they are confidential… and will remain so.

3D scanner, 3D printers, robotics

Manufacturability analysis for 3D printing
The need: a 3D-printer manufacturer wanted to know, before launch, whether a part would print correctly, without slowing down preparation.
What I did: working with its R&D team, a very fast program that inspects each part, flags risk areas and suggests corrections.
The result: integrated into the print-preparation workflow, it is deployed in production at their customers'.

3D digitising of a chestnut trunk
The need: capture the full geometry of a trunk to within a millimetre.
What I did: the scanner and the reconstruction software, with multi-level calibrations and software correction of a twist defect in the linear axis.
The result: a usable 3D model, obtained in real-world conditions (video: Manufacture du châtaignier).

Robotic optical scanner
The need: digitise parts continuously, with no operator between two parts.
What I did: an optical scanner of my own design, mounted on an Aberlink 3D machine and robotised with RobotIndus, with custom scanning software.
The result: round-the-clock operation.

These programs run every day, on the shop floor, in operators' hands, not in a demo.

A measuring machine to drive, an inspection to automate on your parts? Let's talk.

Custom modules for the Odoo ERP

The ivolink platform
The need: connect dental practitioners with prosthetics labs.
What I did: a platform built on Odoo, with an interface that hides it completely.
The result: in production at ivolink.fr.

Axioscopie in Odoo
The need: give the dental practice direct access to the Axioscopie 3D analysis software.
What I did: the integration of Axioscopie into Odoo.
The result: software moved to the cloud, far easier to access.

I also run production Odoo instances: deployment, major-version migrations, backups and monitoring, on a fully open-source infrastructure (Ubuntu, PostgreSQL, Docker, Nginx).

A process that doesn't fit a standard module, or a business tool to connect to your accounting, inventory or website? Let's talk.

Technical software: 3D modeling and meshes

Deltaface, orthodontic design
The need: design orthodontic appliances in 3D from dental arch scans.
What I did: the Deltaface 3D design software, end to end.
The result: brought to market, and operated today by IvoDEL.

MRI viewer
The need: position a neurostimulation device.
What I did: a 3D/2D viewer for MRI/DICOM images, with detection of Brodmann areas.
The result: software that precisely guides the operator of the neurostimulation device, from the patient's MRI.

Volumetric modeller for orthopaedics
The need: design orthopaedic appliances in 3D from the patient's 3D scans.
What I did: a volumetric modeller working on dense meshes and volumes.
The result: design software for orthopaedic specialists.

In regulated fields, I apply IEC 62304 and IEC 12207: traceable documentation, regression tests, code coverage. Source code and rights are transferred to the client on delivery.

A geometric algorithm to write, or an existing 3D program to evolve? Let's talk.

Tools for glider pilots

The need: as a glider pilot and competitor, I kept hitting the limits of existing tools.

What I did:

  • soaringcast.com, which automatically converts Météo-France models into gliding maps (cloud base, lift, waves) and prepares the task;
  • an Android flight director that talks to the avionics (Flarm, XCVario), with a replay mode for flight analysis;
  • an integration with the Condor3 simulator, to train in real-flight conditions.

A similar project in mind?

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