Bio3D printer software
The complete software stack for a shipping bioprinter: frontend to firmware boundary, four devices, offline updates, one engineer.
Applied AI · End-to-end product engineering
David Horvath
I build AI-powered products end to end — from training the models to shipping the software and hardware they run on.
Currently: sole engineer at a bio-3D-printing startup in Vienna.
Selected work
Things that shipped
Three systems, written up the way an engineer would explain them: the constraints, the decisions, and what runs in production today.
hirspektrum.hu
A self-hosted media analysis platform that clusters the Hungarian news feed and generates LLM-powered comparative analysis.
Vision to LLM, in production
Five years of applied AI at scale: real-time video pipelines on AWS, custom YOLO models, RAG systems, and LLM agents for financial analysis.
The Lab
Where computer vision goes to dance
Interactive installations, live audio-reactive VJ sets, and real-time experiments. Shown at Ars Electronica and the Zsolnay Light Festival.
Enter the Lab
About
Five years building software, four of them building AI-powered products end to end — computer vision at Verizon, LLM and agent systems at Swiss Re, and now the entire stack of a shipping hardware product.
I like the parts other people hand off: the device boundary, the release process, the architecture decision nobody wants to own.