Martin's exceptional work on this project led to his recruitment by a renowned Danish stone carving company, where he took on both national and private commissions. He soon became a co-owner of the company, leveraging his expertise and curiosity to integrate robotic technology, advancing the field of stone carving. Some of the most notable projects completed under his supervision include commissions for the Danish State and the Queen of Denmark, a commemoration piece for a Holocaust memorial at a German concentration camp, and the entrance to the Design Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen.