LUDOFAX LABS
For the ECCV community · Malmö, 2026
We’re a small research studio nearby. Still here or already heading home? Let’s keep talking.
Independent by design. Curious by nature.
We build tools to explore how machines observe, act and learn in interactive environments.
Ludofax Labs is the experimental side of Ludofax, a small independent studio in the Lund–Malmö region.
Explore the work
01 / In the lab
Our work connects interactive software, spatial observation and the practical tools needed to study them. These are ongoing experiments.
Research tooling
We’re building a local workspace for inspecting recorded observations, exploring reconstructed geometry and keeping research notes alongside the results.
Today, it supports inspection and comparison. Running new experiments from the workspace is a future step.
Talk through the prototypeInteractive environments
We’re exploring how controllable environments can support experiments with observation and action, building on our work in games and simulation.
How do we make an environment useful for learning—and its results useful for understanding?
Machine-assisted development
We build internal tools for machine-assisted software development, with an interest in repeatability and evaluation.
How do we tell whether an agent’s output actually does what we asked?
02 / People, not departments
I’m Jonas, the founder of Ludofax. I’m building a studio where making useful software and asking research questions can inform each other.
We’re early, independent and based in southern Sweden. I’d like to meet people who find these questions interesting—whether that leads to feedback, a collaboration, or something we build together later.
Jonas Founder, Ludofax
03 / An open invitation
Tell us what you’re working on, what caught your eye, or what you think we should look at next.
Curious about working together in Sweden? We’re happy to connect about collaborations and future roles. There are no funded openings today; potential roles depend on funding.