Projects

A selection of my work: research in medical imaging and wearable sensing at KU Leuven, and applied AI projects at Sentigrate.

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Applied AI at Sentigrate

Data Scientist, since November 2025

Wearables · with Epihunter1 / 5

FoG: freezing of gait in Parkinson's

Detecting and predicting freezing-of-gait episodes from wearable EEG. The model runs on the device, so it can trigger a sensory cue in real time to help the patient start moving again.

  • EEG
  • Time series
  • On-device inference

Sports health · with OnTracx2 / 5

OnTracx: dynamic load tolerance for runners

OnTracx measures the biomechanical load of every run and rates each runner's load tolerance. We are upgrading this from a static to a dynamic model: tolerance drops when a runner reports pain during the week and rises as they build up cumulative load over time, so return-to-run and training plans adapt to the runner.

  • Wearable sensors
  • Time series
  • Injury prevention

Sensor fusion · elderly care3 / 5

DistriMuSe: activity recognition in care homes

Combining wearable IMUs, radar and localisation beacons to recognise activities and flag anomalies, so care staff can act before problems escalate. Includes model compression for deployment on edge hardware.

  • IMU + radar
  • HAR
  • Edge AI

Computer vision4 / 5

SCOPR: AI-assisted building inspection

Helps property buyers spot construction defects before they buy. I work on facade crack detection and damage segmentation with DINOv3, and on turning the findings into inspection reports with vision-language models (Gemma 4).

  • DINOv3
  • Segmentation
  • VLMs

Time series · with Telraam5 / 5

Anomaly detection in street traffic

Telraam's citizen-run sensors count pedestrians, cyclists, cars and heavy vehicles. I use Chronos2, a time-series foundation model, to detect anomalies in these counts and help communities understand their local traffic.

  • Chronos2
  • Foundation models
  • Anomaly detection

Research at KU Leuven

Research Group Ophthalmology & ESAT-STADIUS, and master's theses

UMAP of image embeddings coloured by dataset and label, showing domain shift between glaucoma datasets

KU Leuven · 2024–2025

Vision foundation models for glaucoma classification

Glaucoma classifiers often break down when moved to a new camera, clinic or population. I fine-tuned self-supervised vision foundation models on multiple source datasets and applied domain adaptation to make classification robust to these shifts.

  • Foundation models
  • Self-supervised learning
  • Domain adaptation
Schematic of wearable EEG, EMG and accelerometer sensors used for seizure detection

MSc Artificial Intelligence thesis · 2023

Seizure detection from multimodal wearables

An automatic seizure detection algorithm for people with epilepsy, using wearable EEG, EMG and accelerometer data. Features are extracted per modality and classified with an SVM. Combining modalities improved sensitivity and reduced false alarms.

  • EEG / EMG / ACC
  • Sensor fusion
  • SVM
Overview of the hybrid algorithm combining YOLOv5 head detection with motion detection

MSc Bioscience Engineering thesis · 2022

Camera-based behaviour monitoring of laying hens

Early detection of behaviour linked to poultry red mite infestation in individual hens. A YOLOv5 head detector, fine-tuned on a custom-labelled dataset, is combined with Gaussian mixture model motion detection.

  • Object detection
  • Motion analysis
  • Animal welfare