Small robots aren't anything new, from DARPA's insect-sized disaster relief bots to diminutive inchworms powered by humidity. Now, though, researchers at MIT have likely created the smallest robots, yet: Microscopic, cell-sized electronic circuits ma...
Elenco’s Snap Circuits Bric: Structures has been selected by the American Specialty Toy Retailing Association (ASTRA) as a Finalist for the Best Toys for Kids award in the Scientific Play category...
Elenco’s Snap Circuits Bric: Structures has been selected by the American Specialty Toy Retailing Association (ASTRA) as a Finalist for the Best Toys for Kids award in the Scientific Play category...
Snap Circuits Bric: Structures lets your kids combine Lego with Snap Circuits. As reported Elenco launches a new electronics learning kit at the Toy Fair 2018. Today, the company revealed more...
Snap Circuits Bric: Structures lets your kids combine Lego with Snap Circuits. As reported Elenco launches a new electronics learning kit at the Toy Fair 2018. Today, the company revealed more...
Elenco, maker of the popular Snap Circuits educational toys, will unveil its newest additions to its family of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) products at this year’s New York Toy Fair....
Through the use of synthetic biology researchers have been able to program cells to perform unique functions, like produce drugs in response to disease markers. In order to create more complex cellular circuits, several MIT engineers have now found a...
To add smarts to machines, you need to design circuits and chips, a time-consuming and costly business. The US military's skunkworks arm, DARPA, wants to change all that with its new "CHIPS" program. The goal is to put entire circuit boards on modula...
Smart clothing and robots alike might soon get better thanks to a breakthrough from a team of Swiss researchers. They created relatively thin electronic circuits that can be stretched like rubber up to four times their original length in any directio...
Ever wanted to build your own electronic circuits, but didn’t want to deal with messy chemicals? Why not draw your circuit on a sheet of paper? That’s what the Circuit Scribe kit lets you do.
The starter set includes special pens that paint with non-toxic, silver conductive ink, along with a circuit stencil and six modules for you to start building circuits with. The included workbook helps you learn the basics of electronics along the way, as you build your first working projects.
The modules stick to your circuit using magnets and a sheet of steel that goes behind your drawings. The kit includes a 9V battery adapter module, 2 bi-LED lamps, an SPST switch, an NPN transistor, and a 2-pin adaptor that lets you use a variety of included resistors, capacitors or a photoresistor in your circuit.
The Circuit Scribe Basic Kit normally sells for $60, but we’ve got it on sale in the Technabob Shop for just $49.99 now.
Small robots aren't anything new, from DARPA's insect-sized disaster relief bots to diminutive inchworms powered by humidity. Now, though, researchers at MIT have likely created the smallest robots, yet: Microscopic, cell-sized electronic circuits ma...
Through the use of synthetic biology researchers have been able to program cells to perform unique functions, like produce drugs in response to disease markers. In order to create more complex cellular circuits, several MIT engineers have now found a...
To add smarts to machines, you need to design circuits and chips, a time-consuming and costly business. The US military's skunkworks arm, DARPA, wants to change all that with its new "CHIPS" program. The goal is to put entire circuit boards on modula...
Smart clothing and robots alike might soon get better thanks to a breakthrough from a team of Swiss researchers. They created relatively thin electronic circuits that can be stretched like rubber up to four times their original length in any directio...
