What if we could design mechanical movements just as simply as drawing on paper? LINKKI was born in response to this question as a tool for designing movements. With LINKKI, you can build movements without too much hassle but with minimum guidance. Connecting two bars with a set of assembly clips makes a basic unit of linkage, from which you can expand as far as to a very complex mechanism.
LINKKI is a STEAM toy, but not only for robots and machines. With its simple, modular, and gender-neutral design inspired by the Bauhaus and constructivist art, it makes STEM learning more accessible to all and allows users to play and learn seamlessly across art and technology.
LINKKI was developed by Eun Young Park as her Master’s Thesis in New Media in 2015.