Chibitronics Sensors Add-On Pack

Create amazing interactive electronics with Chibitronics circuit stickers! These stickers let you make almost any surface glow, sense, or interact. They offer an incredibly fun and straightforward way to build electronics projects without coding, soldering, or prior experience. Just stick the circuit sticker on a surface, add a battery, and voila! You've got a unique project that shows off your maker spirit. You can connect stickers using conductive materials like copper tape or conductive paint to design elaborate art projects. The stickers are super light, thin, and flexible, making them ideal for educators, artists, and beginners. They're a perfect introduction to the world of electronics. This Sensors Add-On Pack is a great addition to the Chibitronics Starter Kit. It includes a sound sensor, a light sensor, a trigger sensor, a touch sensor / programmable microcontroller sticker, and an ISP interface breakout board to reprogram the microcontroller. Chibitronics is a collaboration between bunnie Huang and Jie Qi. Jie, a PhD student at the MIT Media Lab, focuses on merging arts and crafts with electronics and programming. bunnie, the Director of Studio Kosagi, is a hardware - designing hacker.

Using the Chibitronics Sensors Add - On Pack is a breeze. First, take a circuit sticker from the pack and stick it on the surface of your choice. Then, add a battery to start your project. You can use copper tape or conductive paint to connect different stickers and create more complex designs. For the sensors, like the sound, light, and trigger sensors, they'll start working once the circuit is complete. The touch sensor and programmable microcontroller sticker can be programmed using the included ISP interface breakout board. When using the pack, make sure to handle the stickers gently as they're thin and flexible. Avoid bending them too much to prevent damage. Keep the components away from water and extreme temperatures. To maintain the pack, store it in a dry and cool place. If you're programming the microcontroller, follow the instructions carefully. That's all there is to it! Enjoy your creative electronics projects.