Conductive Paint. That’s where the Bare Conductive story really begins. Back in 2009, Matt Johnson and 3 of his classmates from London’s Royal College of Art invented paint that could conduct electricity. After painting a few simple circuits on the walls, they formed a hardware start-up based around their paint! Now, Bare Conductive is one of the most innovative Printed Electronics businesses in the world!
The electric paint is available in 10mL, 50mL and 1L units, so most makers are covered with options. But that’s not the best of it. Their newer gear (see below) really makes our eyes spin in their sockets. Most of it is built on the idea of adding touch sensors to existing circuitry or creating something new using the conductive paint in creative ways. You can even get a MIDI keyboard with touch sensors (think Banana Piano with Paint instead of Banana’s!)
Bare Conductive gear is innovative, creative and fun to use. Simply put, it’s a creative way for Makers to make get their projects together and learn something new! We love innovation, especially supporting the people behind it.
You’ll find our curated Maker’s range of the Bare Conductive gear available here at Core Electronics. If there’s anything you need that you can’t see below, go ahead and get in touch with us, we’re here to help!
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