Our friends over at Autodesk sent us these USB memory stick renders produced using their Fusion 360 software. We think they look great!
5V LED Desk Lamp Kit – Richmond Upon Thames College
Damian Smeaton, a Product Design Lecturer from Richmond Upon Thames College has sent us some lovely photos of his class projects using our 5V LED Desk Lamp Kit.
The Vinyl Countdown – Science Gallery Dublin
Aidan Fitzmaurice of the Science Gallery Dublin sent us this punny re-purpose of an old vinyl LP…The Vinyl Countdown.
Guest Post: Dixons Trinity Academy Product Design Build Concrete Speakers
This week we have a guest post brought to you by Phil Wickham of Dixons Trinity Academy, whose class have made some concrete speakers using our PIC Controlled Mono Amp Kit.
Deluxe Stereo Amplifier Vintage Radio
Our lovely friend Dan Thwaites has been converting some old 1950’s German radios into amplifiers using our deluxe stereo amp kits.
Deluxe Stereo Amplifier Kit – Fivemiletown College
Jonathan Moore from Fivemiletown College sent us these great examples of our Deluxe Stereo Amplifier Kit which his GCSE students have made. We think you’ll agree they’re great!
Vibrobots – Milton Abbey School
These vibrobots were sent in by James Ratcliffe of Milton Abbey School following a recent year 8 taster activity. Rather than provide students with our complete vibrobug kit or fizzbit module, they got a coin cell power board kit and a vibrating motor, an
Lamps – The Radcliffe School
Kathleen Dodd from The Radcliffe School sent us some excellent and ingenious photos of her Year 9 student projects using our 5V LED Desk Lamp and USB Colour Changing USB Lamp Kits.
FM Radio Kit – Wisbech Grammar School
Year 9 D&T students from Wisbech Grammar School sent us these great examples of radios based on our FM Radio Kit. Fantastic work class, you should be proud!
High Power Amplifiers – Merchant Taylors' School
We visited Merchant Taylors’ School and we saw some amplifiers designed by some of the students using our High Power Amplifier Kits. We were very impressed with the range of upcycled materials that were used to design the case of the amplifiers.