Timeline
2019
May – flokk controls infrastructure of a visitor centre
In the Energiezentrale Forsthaus Bern, visitors experience the complexity of sustainable and secure energy supply. The central object of the tour is an interactive table from iart that corresponds with an expansive LED installation, both controlled with the help of flokk.
2018
November – flokk at MAB18 in Peking
The open flokk framework will be presented in a workshop in Peking. The participants will be able to explore the system by developing their first application.
September – presentation of flokk framework at Licht18
For the first time, the flokk platform is presented to the public. Three flokk kits, a KUMOLED lamp, a relax’box and a CIRRUS 9 are at the Licht2018 and allow anyone to try out flokk. The platform allows to create interactive light installations without coding.
June – Kick-Off for building the flokk platform
After the first experiences with flokk, we now want to make it accessible for everyone. Our vision is to build a platform that enables light designer, architects and light enthusiasts to build interactive light installations without coding.
2016
October – first flokk related project
Completion of the first project using the new flokk wall-mounted tiles. It is the first project that uses hardware developed for flokk.
2015
September – flokk at ineltec
flokk is presented at the ineltec from 8th – 11th of september.
August – Design Prize Switzerland
The OLED research project, within flokk was developped, is nominated for the Design Prize Switzerland.
May – flokk in the museum
Opening of the exhibition “OLED – Light of the Future?” at the Gewerbemuseum Winterthur in Switzerland. flokk is used to stear the OLED light installations.
March – first flokk hardware
The initial batch of 200 pieces of flokk based hardware has been produced.
2014
November – first prototype of flokk software
Presentation of the first working prototype of flokk. flokk is steering the CIRRUS 16.
June – Kick-Off CTI project
Kick-Off for the CTI research project “Transformative Rooms & Objects”. It will the base for flokk.