Resources

Just like in our previous blog posts; we are covering a project in conjunction with first year students at NTU with a LED picture.

We're excited to announce that we'll be demonstrating the BBC Micro Bit at the D&T Summer School in Loughborough on the 9th and 10th of July.

Workshop at British Museum will teach school children how to sew their own LED badge, providing an introduction into e-textiles and wearable technology

We first saw the prototype of this Minecraft inspired coffee table project when Martin Raynsford was in the office visiting. We were so taken with it that we arranged for Martin to take the material he needed so he could get to work on a full size version. Now that table is finished, we managed to get hold of Martin to give us the run down of exactly how it was made. Without further ado, over to Martin

Nottingham Trent University Design and Technology lecturers Sarah Davies and Alison Hardy recently created some new resources exploring bringing electronic fashion into the classroom. Have a look at how they set about bringing together electronics and textiles here.

New resources for teachers to confidently bring ‘electronic fashion’ into the classroom as part of the new design and technology (D&T) curriculum have been created through a research partnership between Nottingham Trent University’s School of Education and electronic components firm, Kitronik.

Over the last couple of months you will have no doubt heard about the BBC micro:bit project, which aims to get year 7 students coding. Kitronik has joined a number of partners to help the BBC deliver some of the educational resources.

This tutorial explains how the Electro-Fashion Cat design is screen printed on to a piece of felt.

This week's New Product Friday, we are really excited to bring to you our new Bump and Spin Buggy!

This second part in our series brings to you how we made and put the design of the Team Memory Game into reality.

This week, we thought we would bring you an update on our 3D Printing range including a Robox Dual Nozzle 3D Printer Head and an extension of our filament range clear filament coming in both Crystal Clear ABS and Natural Clear PLA varieties.

Over the next few weeks, we are showing you how we made our Team Memory game that debuted at the Maker Faire UK 2015.

New 3mm Midnight Black and Moonlight White Frosted Perspex and 12mm and 20mm Coin Cell Battery Retainers.

This week, we are proud to bring you laser cuttable 2mm thick Polyethylene Foam Sheets in an ideal 600 x 400mm size and is available in five colours.

We have been extremely busy over the past month creating our very own Memory Game (a version of the ‘Simon Says’ game) and getting it ready for the Maker Faire UK at the Life Centre in Newcastle on the 25th - 26th April.

This week brings you the Arduino MicroView with associated Accessories: An extremely small Arduino compatible module that has an 64 x 48 pixel OLED display that is ideal for rapid prototyping!

It’s one week to go until arguably the most un-eagerly anticipated election in recent history, one which many of us could not wish to be over soon enough. If you are one of these people, bored by the election and disappointed by the debate, you can now take matters into your own hands by creating your own election battleground. With the final election debate taking place this evening, there could not be a better time to create your own political contest.

Decide the outcome of the upcoming 2015 Election with these add-ons to the Fizzbit Module from The Crafty Robot Company. Designed for you to hold your own leader style debate!

New products this week are based around embedding. The arduino compatible Pro Micro, and the Arduino Pro Mini are tiny, cheaper alternatives to a fill sized uno

Nottingham based electronics company bring the city’s textile heritage into modern age with e-textiles workshop and new interactive game.