Hello, I'm
Martin Tomko
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Ever wonder what happens when you combine a Slovak spirit with Danish innovation? You get me — tech enthusiast, AI aficionado, and drone-builder before it was cool.
Hello, I'm
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Ever wonder what happens when you combine a Slovak spirit with Danish innovation? You get me — tech enthusiast, AI aficionado, and drone-builder before it was cool.
Born and raised in Slovakia, now making waves in Denmark. I completed my Bachelor's in ICT Engineering at VIA University College in Horsens, before taking on a Master's in Computer Engineering at Aarhus University, where I focused on Computer Vision and Artificial Intelligence.
When I'm not building devices that could rival Amazon Echo or flying drones (yep, before they were mainstream), I'm coding up smart home assistants that have complete control over my apartment. Oh, and I've also got a bunch of secret projects up my sleeve — but if I told you about them, they wouldn't be secret, would they?
Born and raised in Slovakia — where the adventure began.
Moved to Denmark to pursue a Bachelor's degree in ICT Engineering at VIA University College in Horsens. This is where my Danish adventure truly started — and where I discovered that Danish weather is basically a personality test.
Continued at Aarhus University, focusing on Computer Vision and Artificial Intelligence — because why not make machines smarter than myself?
As a research assistant, I worked on optimizing physical devices using smart, self-learning algorithms with the help of digital twins. This project resulted in a published research paper.
At Systematic, I work on a Danish healthcare system solution, focusing on deployment processes, operational development, and internal tools that enhance the development lifecycle. Build and test pipelines, virtual environments on demand — we automate everything.
I absolutely love working with AI. Whether it's integrating AI into something useful (or just funny), I'm always finding creative ways to make things smarter. Need an AI to remind you to water your plants? Say no more!
I can make a website for you — but don't expect it to look super fancy. I'm more of a backend guy, making sure it works and integrating it with anything you can dream of. Want to shut down your website with a clap? I got you covered.
Anything that runs on electricity? I can probably make it work for you. No wonder I'm always fixing printers, routers, and random gadgets for my neighbors. If it plugs in, I've probably tinkered with it.
Smart home solutions that actually work. From voice-controlled lighting to automated security systems — I'll make your home smarter than your average bear.
Got an interesting idea for a project but not sure where to start? Let me know. We can discuss what you need, and who knows — maybe I'll end up working on it too!
From circuit design to embedded systems — I bridge the gap between hardware and software. Drones, sensors, custom PCBs — you name it.
Some projects may have a live demo, while others are a bit of a secret for now. Feel free to ask me about any of them!
Almost everyone has seen Iron Man. Jarvis is my personal AI assistant — he can control my smart home, make calls, send texts, play music, dim lights, and much more. Speak any language you want, he'll respond in kind.
A Danish healthcare system solution focused on deployment processes, operational development, and internal tools. Need a virtual environment of a specific version immediately? One click does it.
A messaging application — totally not Messenger. Real-time communication with a clean interface.
A .NET cinema booking system with movie info and images automatically pulled from the IMDB database. Worked on this with two classmates — it was a pleasure!
Research project optimizing physical devices using self-learning algorithms and digital twins. Went beyond regular programming — resulted in a published research paper.
Many smaller projects not listed here. Some freelance work is classified due to NDAs. Once those projects go public, I'll share more. Stay tuned!
I believe an engineer should always adapt the tools to the needs of the project, not shape the product around the tool. Here are a few of my favourites.
I'm always looking for the next cool project. Whether it's AI, hardware, or just a crazy idea — feel free to drop by and let's talk.