Kooijman, A.

Adrie Kooijman is lecturer at the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering.

Academic Background

Adrie has a background in electronics engineering, computer system management and software development. Joined the CADE research team in 1993. Published in the areas of rapid prototyping, parallel computing and multinational design engineering education. Teaching mechatronics, electronics and microcontrollers, research and design coach.

Education

1982 - 1986
Electrical Engineering Rotterdam
1978 - 1982
Electronics, Rotterdam

Experience

1993 - present
Delft University of Technology, System programmer, Research assistant, Lecturer
1987 - 1993
AT&T Network systems international, Test engineer, Project manager, System and network administrator
1982 - 1987
Way Out printservice, Production preparation, CAD design, CNC programming

Specialisation / field of research

3D printing/scanning, software development (C, C++), Microcontrollers (Arduino), CUDA massive parallel programming, Electronics, Product Design Engineering.

Lectures/Coaches students on:

Coordinator Mechatronics
Student Coach Product in Werking, Interaction & Electronics, Software, PO4, Embodiment and Detail Design, Advanced prototyping for design, BSc Final Project,
Advanced Embodiment Design, Joint Master Project, UPSI, Graduation projects.

Secondary employment

Raising two children and a dog.

Involved in the research project(s):

Holographic Display

An unobtrusive way to show and manipulate 3D objects.

Shape Morphing Materials

Projects exploring the possibilities of shape morphing materials.

Adrie Kooijman

"The universe is big, it's vast and complicated, and ridiculous. And sometimes, very rarely, impossible things just happen and we call them miracles. And that's the theory. Nine hundred years, never seen one yet, but this would do me." - Doctor Who