Screen print, paint, or stencil graphical circuits and sensors on any surface.

Bare Conductive’s Electric Paint 50ml jar provides a great platform for discovering, experimenting, repairing and designing with electronics. Nontoxic and air-drying, this material works really well on a range of surfaces including paper, plastic, textiles, wood and conventional electronics. Whether you want to screenprint, stencil, roller or stamp, Electric Paint is an easy-to-use and accessible material for you to get started!

Electric Paint Project Examples

Making Distance Sensors: trigger the Touch Board with proximity

Learn how to trigger the Touch Board over distance.

The Touch Board works great out of the box to detect… well touch! But it’s also possible to trigger the sounds from a distance, which we call proximity mode (which is really just increasing the board’s sensitivity). This tutorial will take you through an example and explain the principles.

Touch Board: Proximity Demo 2 from Bare Conductive on Vimeo.

Using the Touch Board allows you to trigger multiple sounds from a distance. We call this proximity mode (which is really just increasing the board’s sensitivity). This video shows how this works when using multiple sensors.