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LINKKI, the simplest tool for kinetic design

LINKKI is a simple kinetic construction kit and a STEAM learning tool

LINKKI is an open-source construction kit and learning tool for kinetic design. Its simple, modular and gender-neutral design lowers the entrance barrier to STEM learning and allows users to play and learn seamlessly across art and science. LINKKI workshops have been widely organized in a number of institutions such as science museums, schools and libraries, both in Finland and abroad.

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Web presence

2016

Established

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Children

3

Countries
Target group
All
Updated
February 2019
Sketch mechanical movements just like you draw on the paper!

About the innovation

The simplest kinetic/robotic learning tool ever!

LINKKI is a construction kit and STEAM learning tool for kinetic/robotic design. Its simple, modular and gender-neutral design lowers the entrance barrier to STEM learning and allows users to play and learn seamlessly across art and science. It has received many positive feedbacks internationally through a number of workshops and exhibitions, among others, at the Exploratorium(US) and Heureka science center (Finland), Helsinki Design Week, and schools and libraries in Finland. Most distinct of all, LINKKI provides not only a physical product but also the context of playful learning experience with accompanying guide materials and creative community around it.

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