THOMAS OLIP
SOFTWARE ENGINEER
I aim to push boundaries and advance technology to create innovative, meaningful products – especially in the automotive space or in virtual reality. Here are some of my recent projects, created at work, during internships, at university, or in my free time.
Software development at the TU Graz Racing Team in Vehicle Dynamics and Controls.
Custom software tools and workflows to improve the daily business of automotive designers and modelers.
A new design tool which allows the creation of complex, non-destructive 2D design workflows.
A highspeed street-racing game, featuring vehicles which can be traded with other players and viewed in VR.
Testbeds and measurement equipment for the use in virtual reality.
An sailing simulation where players collect garbage in the ocean and are taught about ocean pollution.
An immersive physics laboratory for interactive learning experiences.
An iOS and Android app with 5500+ monthy active users to experience forgotten moments in a new way.
A complex off-road game with over 75 unique levels and 100.000+ downloads.
Top Games To Play in September 2020
Software tests for interactive tables to navigate through 3D worlds in an easy way.
From early static websites to dynamic, state-of-the-art JavaScript-based web-applications.
My fascination with games inspired me to start developing my own. Top Games To Play in September 2020
I've been a sports car enthusiast from an early age and soon began designing my own. From initial sketches to fully detailed 3D models in Blender – both original concepts and recreations of existing cars. While I don't get to do it as often these days, I still enjoy designing cars from time to time.
A car design study, positioned as a successor to the iconic Z8 and 507, designed as a true M car.
Self-designed cars, ranging from off-road vehicles to hyper cars.
I started learning Blender to create detailed 3D car models and these are some of my first models.