Timmerhus began with a practical problem inside Klockownia. The large building blocks available on the market did not meet our expectations for quality, durability and the experience we wanted to create for children.

So we started making our own. Initially produced exclusively for Klockownia, the blocks soon attracted interest from kindergartens, schools, science centres and other places created for children. What started as an internal solution gradually developed into a business of its own.

HopSpot grew from another very personal observation. As our children became teenagers, we realised how few places were genuinely designed around the way teenagers want to spend their free time.

They wanted movement, technology, competition, social interaction and a sense of independence — not another children’s play centre. HopSpot was created in response, combining interactive challenges, physical activity and shared experiences in a format designed for an older audience.

RiiG Ai started in 2013 with customer-counting technology for commercial buildings and today is one of Poland’s leading providers in this field, serving more than 250 buildings.

Building on earlier engineering experience in parking occupancy and guidance systems, we introduced our own parking technology in 2016. In 2020, we went one step further and entered parking operations ourselves, managing eight locations and building a monitoring centre serving both our own and third-party facilities.

After around five years, we sold the operational businesses while retaining production, technology and R&D. That experience changed the way we design our systems: not only as engineers, but with a practical understanding of what property managers and parking operators actually need.

Today RiiG Ai continues to develop parking and footfall solutions while also exploring robotics as a natural extension of its engineering competence.