Co-Founder · CEO · Sonification and Machine Learning
PhD (summa cum laude), 3x Sonification Award winner, MICCAI Best Paper finalist
Empowering Experiences Through
Intelligent Sonic Innovation

The Future of Multisensory Interaction
We combine consultancy and co-development, guiding companies from early vision to full integration - turning research into real life solutions.
SoniXense is a spin-off in formation from the DFG-funded Synergia project at TUM's Chair for Computer Aided Medical Procedures & AR.
Co-Founder · CEO · Sonification and Machine Learning
PhD (summa cum laude), 3x Sonification Award winner, MICCAI Best Paper finalist
Co-Founder · CIO (Chief of Innovation) · ArtScientist
Media artist and creative technologist — kinetic sculpture, sound art, and responsive installations exhibited internationally, 2008–2024
Co-Founder · CTO · Biomechanical Modeling
Senior Researcher, TUM CAMP — extended reality and multisensory applications for computer-assisted procedures
Co-Founder · CSO · Scientific Advisory and Research Direction
70,000+ citations, TUM Chair for Computer Aided Medical Procedures & AR, MICCAI board member
Our patent portfolio delivers cutting-edge technologies for enhanced surgical navigation,and for transforming medical images into granular acoustic cues that let surgeons "hear" the anatomy.
We collaborate with medical and surgical technology companies shaping
the future of the operating room





Partners for the next generation of medtech
For medical device teams and hospital operating-room teams exploring sound-guided surgical workflows.
Developing prototypes that open new possibilities for sonic interaction in surgery
Using expert knowledge and pioneering technology to translate complex surgical data into sound for better decision-making
We collaborate with medical and surgical technology companies shaping the future of the operating room
Where science, technology, and art converge to redefine perception
For creative-technology and experience-design partners building multisensory installations and interactions.