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Drawing Circuits: Bare-Conductive vs. Circuit Scribe vs. Chibitronics
One permanent project for me is trying to play around with electronics with my kids – besides the fun aspects i deeply believe that making our kids masters of computers and electronics will be crucial for their future. And – … Continue reading
Glowing House with Conductive Ink
Today we (my two daugthers, 7 and 10 and myself) tried the glowing house kit by BareConductive (you can get it for 25EUR at exp-tech in Europe). It comes as a nice package with a good (english) instruction. You fold … Continue reading
A conductive book challenge
I have been challenged by my friend Benedikt Köhler (@furukama) with a love-books-challenge whatsoever. I am not such a big fan of these kind of things, but i guess it’s all about inspiration, right? And there i got something to … Continue reading
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