Engineered, end to end.
I’m Markus Mulder, an electronic engineer who builds the software too, and lately the AI.
See the workNow building
Nuvio AI
Nuvio AI is our AI-as-a-service platform at Nuvio, and it’s what I’m building now.
It’s the newest layer of a stack I’ve been climbing for years. Hardware at the bottom, platforms in the middle, and now AI on top.
ai.nuvio.co.zaSelected work
All projectsVideo Telematics Event Management
2025A live firehose of driver-safety events, triaged into workflows operators can actually clear.
Bakery Dough Fermentation Monitoring
2025RFID hardware that survives a bakery floor, tracking every dough bowl from mixer to tipper.
Container Logistics Platform
2025A logistics platform that keeps working when the truck driver has no signal.
Linen Management Solutions
2024Live inventory across a private hospital network, on the web and in every porter's pocket.
Software forgives. Hardware does not.
A web app that ships broken gets patched before lunch. A board that ships broken comes back from a factory three weeks later, with a photo of the burnt trace attached.
Four years of electronic engineering taught me to measure before I guess. I bring that habit to every stack I work in: medical devices, factory-floor IoT, and the platforms that keep them running.
- 01 Prototype
- 02 Measure
- 03 Refine
- 04 Ship
Lab
Follow the dot
My final-year engineering project measured eye movement to help diagnose balance disorders. It took a camera rig, optics and a lot of signal processing.
The lab version needs only your webcam. Follow a dot for ten seconds and see your eye’s path drawn against it, without the video ever leaving your browser.
Open the lab