The 'Papier Machine' printed circuits are a series of toys that are made of simple components and paper to provide a simple yet highly amusing piece of equipment that will perform a number of different things. Coming in a book of 13 in total, the paper components are capable of sensing humidity, mass, wind and color to serve a number of different tasks for playing games and beyond.
The 'Papier Machine' printed circuits are the design work of Marion Pinaffo and Raphaël Pluvinage, and show off just what's possible with paper and some simple electronic components. The 'Papier Machine' toys boast colorful designs that accent the circuits to be as charming as possible for DIYers of all ages to make and enjoy.
What's Driving This Trend
- Paper Component Toys
- Simple components and paper-based toys that perform a variety of tasks
- DIY Electronics
- Designing fun and sophisticated electronic devices using simple parts and tools
- Educational Toys
- Toys that incorporate science and engineering concepts for kids to explore
Who This Affects Most
- Toy Manufacturing
- Manufacturing simple and affordable electronic toys for children and DIY enthusiasts
- Education
- Developing educational electronic toys to teach children science and engineering concepts
- Electronics Retail
- Selling creative and DIY electronic kits for enthusiasts through retail outlets
