Profile
About me
Freelance developer, computer science graduate, and founder. The short version of a longer archive.
Tom Segbers
Portrait / 2026
The archive runs from LEGO Mindstorms to payment rails.
I started with LabVIEW and a robot that refused to follow a line, studied applied computer science, freelanced across web and desktop software, and founded a startup that connected streaming with blockchain. The work keeps returning to the same question: make the system legible, then make it hold.
- Practice
- Systems & interfaces
- Case files
- 28
- Education
- B.Sc. Computer Science
- Archive span
- 2010—2026
I / Experience
Formal positions
Education and work, in reverse chronological order.
2024 – present
Founder & CEO @ Hammer Robotics
Building embodied AI for heavy logistics work, starting with a humanoid prototype for airport baggage handling.
Hammer Robotics
Munich-based robotics company automating physically demanding logistics work with humanoid robots.
2021 - 2024
Co-Founder & CTO @ LAYZR.gg
Co-founded a creator platform for digital collectibles and led its engineering through acquisition by Jodel.
LAYZR.gg
LAYZR.gg is a platform for fans to collect digital collectibles and build their digital identity.
2020-2021
HATtec: Working Student & Bachelor's Thesis
Focusing on developing real-time AI solutions for my bachelor's thesis.
HATtec GmbH
Software Company developing autonomous Drone Software
2018-2021
(B.SC.) Applied Computer Science
Completed my Bachelor of Applied Computer Science at the Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences.
- Specialization in robotics and AI.
- Additional subjects in the areas of Deep Learning and Project Management.
2015-2020
Freelancer IT Developer & Consultant
Working as a Freelancer for various companies, see Projects for more details.
Various Companies
See Projects for more details
II / Stack
Tools of the trade
The technologies that recur most often across the project archive.
III / Next
Let's build something that lasts.
If you have a system that needs to be clearer, faster, or more dependable, I would like to hear about it.