Using a silver conductive ink, the magic pen serves as an incredible tool for paper circuit projects. Watch with wonder as the electric marker brings a miniature 3D paper town to life.

A paper-printed circuit is dmonstrated. The research, published in the journal ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, highlights the low cost with which the foldable printed circuits can be made.

Each circuit Scribe pen costs $20 (R200) and comes with a small LED light component, but kits containing some basic electronics can be bought for as little as $30 (R300) all the way to the $100 ...

Given the low costs and extensive applications that could be possible with flexible paper circuit boards, we've seen many ideas for their production, from printing with silver ink to embedding ...

Our Circuit Scribe review takes a look at the Circuit Scribe Ultimate Kit and checks out just how easy it is to learn and draw your own circuits using a special pen and regular paper.

Which is why the France-based product designer decided to totally deconstruct them. In her most recent project, Gourguechon has created a series of paper electronics—an amplifier, speaker and ...