STEM Tech invention Kit toy

Have you ever tried to link a daily life object with a computer and have fun conducting different cool combinations
of creative ideas and put them into work? 

Here is genius Invention Kit for all those cool stuff you have just imagined in the past. Anything that conducts even a tiny bit of electricity can become a Key or Mouse! This plug-and-play Invention Kit Toy can be used for STEM Projects to learn Circuits, user interface and many more Fun Plays. 

• Turn everyday objects (which can conduct even small amount of electricity) into touchpads and as input!
• This Invention Kit tricks computer thinking anything attached to it is a keyboard or Mouse.
• Connect the Physical world with Computer World! Setup takes just seconds.
• No Expertise in programming or coding required, simply plug & play.
• Tons of possibilities! Put your imagination in real action. 
• Works best with Mac and Windows
  

Some Input Examples: 

• Make Game Controllers with Play-Doh 

• Play Piano with Jiggling Jellies, Bananas or Stairs 

• Hear some Fruit Drum Beats

• Play Pencil made Saxophone and a lot more with just one Invention Kit.   

It is basically a fun interactive toy with tons of possibilities to teach variety of Skills and helps increasing your mind capabilities to interact and made use of daily life objects around you. 

Packaging: 
1-pc Controller Board
10-pcs Alligator Clips
1-pc Cable
10-pcs Jumper Wires

Relative Q's & A's: 
Question: I don’t get it. What does it do?

Answer: This Invention Kit bridges the gap between your imagination and a computer. It functions as a USB keyboard without the keys. Creativity comes in to play when you choose what you want your keyboard to do and what you want to use for keys. You can use any number of already-created programs that use keyboard and mouse input, or if you’re really creative, you can write your own!

Question: What OS does it work with?

Answer: It is completely tested to work on Windows, Mac OS X, Chrome OS, and Ubuntu. Since it’s recognized by your computer as a standard USB keyboard, it probably works with plenty more operating systems that automatically recognize USB keyboards.

Question: How does touching the input with your body complete the circuit?

Answer: You need to separately attach your body to a ground contact on the controller. You can hold a provided alligator clip in your free hand or wear an anti-static wrist strap (not included) for two-handed operation.