KOR'K Sensor

The KOR'K Sensor housing, a white diamond with an anthracite fabric front, fixed in the corner of two sage-green walls, with its shutter and indicator light. A child's bedroom with sage-green walls, a round rug with wooden blocks and a teddy bear, a small bed; the white diamond-shaped housing is discreetly fixed high in the corner. Close-up of the housing's front: anthracite fabric in a white frame, small lens window, shutter above, warm white indicator light on.

KOR'K Sensor

Prototype V1 — Nuremberg, December 2026

AI-generated images (Artlist, Nano Banana Pro) from the exact 3D render of the V1 prototype. They are not photographs of the prototype.

Capturing a child's everyday moments, without the parent having to take out their phone.

Ten chapters

  1. 01 The story From KOR'K Scan to the Sensor: why a device, for whom, and what it is not.
  2. 02 First ideas Sketches, Vizcom renders, then facet, pebble and diamond: the shape and its reasons.
  3. 03 The trail of decisions The 25 steps of the project, each with its decisions, their reasons and the options set aside.
  4. 04 The prototype The device in 3D: exploded view, translucent front, components, shutter and indicator light.
  5. 05 Engineering and calculations Placement, pixels, exposure, Gemini tests, and the mistakes corrected.
  6. 06 Trust and privacy The real path of the data, the indicator light, the shutter, and what the device does not do.
  7. 07 Manufacturing Drawings, printing on the Bambu Lab P2S, assembly, bill of materials and prototype budget.
  8. 08 Nuremberg The EELISA Prototype Contest, 8 to 11 December 2026, at JOSEPHS.
  9. 09 What comes next From Scan to the Sensor, phase by phase, and the three blockers.
  10. 10 Appendices The full journal, the decision register, the sources, the method and the tools.