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Things I've built with AI, for fun and for proof.

Not every project is for a client. These show how far one engineer with AI can go: films made entirely in code, 3D machine models, a game, and the GPU farm I built and ran for two years. ← back to what I do for factories

Built with AI

If I can describe it, I can ship it

Since 2024 I've used AI coding agents to build things that used to need a team: films, 3D models, games and simulators. Most are made entirely in code, with no video editor and no stock footage.

Featured film

Mission: Japan

An 8-minute itinerary film of our family trip, built entirely in code: a hand-made animation kit, a real map of Japan, local AI narration and sound effects synthesised in Python, rendered frame by frame at 1080p60.

The same pipeline makes my lesson films and customer explainers. Watch it on YouTube →

Frame from the Strata explainer film

Strata, explained

A 14-minute bilingual class film on running a 125B-parameter model across GPU, CPU, RAM and SSD.

Frame from a customer film with a chick mascot

Customer film

A "Why call us?" film for a local engineering firm, iterated from draft to release.

Exploded 3D view of an AOI machine

AOI machine in 3D

A Blender model of a 3D AOI machine, with an exploded view and a service-training animation.

Exploded view of a 3D-printable arcade joystick

Arcade joystick

A parametric, 3D-printable joystick grip generated from Python, with print-ready parts.

Mech design sheet: AI concept above, the 3D model built from it below

MECHA VS

An arcade mech-fighting game. AI concept art turned into game-ready 3D models in Blender, driven by an AI agent.

AI-generated shot of an SMT inspection line

Epic Studio

My own studio app: one RTX 5090 goes from idea to shot list, images, video with sound and a finished edit.

GPU farm · real hardware

I don't just use AI. I build the servers.

For two years I designed, built and ran a farm of 100+ GPUs on AMD EPYC servers and multi-GPU workstations, from site fit-out to Ubuntu, serving decentralised GPU networks such as vast.ai, io.net and sogni.ai.

Open-frame GPU rig with eight graphics cards Server motherboard with two GPUs Two GeForce RTX cards in a server case EPYC server board with memory and cabling Row of six GeForce RTX cards Aluminium GPU frame on the bench

Watch the farm tour

That's why I can tell you honestly what an on-premise AI server costs, what it draws, and what it can run, and then build it for you.

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Want something like this for your team?

Training films, explainers, 3D service models, or a private AI server for your building. Tell me what you need.

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