Touch Board Pro Kit
$184.00 ex VAT
Prototype and make a variety of interactive projects in no time.
Prototype interactive projects and capacitive switches with Electric Paint and the Touch Board.
The Touch Board Pro Kit includes all you need to make a variety of interactive projects, everything from proximity and touch switches to musical instruments. The Touch Board Pro Kit includes all the tools and resources you need to prototype your projects.
Four brand new components to help get you making faster:
- Touch Board Proto Shield for connecting additional functions to the Touch Board with ease
- Pre‐printed Electric Paint sensors so you can start testing immediately
- Copper tape for connecting sensors over long distances or hard to reach spaces
- Resource Guide with tips, tricks and techniques
LEVEL: Electronics Beginner to Programming Pro
About Electric Paint
Your design and electronics projects are about to change forever with this easy to use electrically conductive paint. Paint circuits or use as a conductive adhesive on almost anything including paper, plastic, textiles and conventional electronics.
About the Touch Board
Turn your Electric Paint creations into interactive masterpieces. Connect Electric Paint to its 12 electrodes to trigger sounds through its MP3 player, trigger a MIDI note or do much more. Find well-documented code and libraries for optional programming on the Arduino IDE.
Designers and Engineers
Test sensors and build touch or proximity prototypes. Follow our extensive tutorials to help you tune our hardware to your needs. Create a painted MIDI instrument or a custom gaming interface.
Studio PSK’s Polyphonic Playground created a large scale space where every surface was a musical interface.
Touch Board Proto Shield
The Touch Board Proto Shield provides an easy and robust way to add functions to your Touch Board, and a multitude of ways to connect to your electrodes. It features screw terminals for wired connections, a convenient ground plane for using shielded cable, a prototyping area and all pins brought up to the shield for your project.
Printed Sensors
Printed Sensors are precisely screen printed with Electric Paint and coated with a clear seal, making them smudge and water resistant. They can be bent to create 3D sensors or cut into custom shapes to fit your project. Each sheet has 16 exposed (unsealed) nodes, which can be connected to a variety of boards and clips. The pattern on the Printed Sensors has been specifically designed and tested by us for touch and proximity sensing projects.
Data Sheets:
Electric Paint Application Notes
Electric Paint Technical Data Sheet
Electric Paint MSDS
Resources:
Touch Board Technical Data Sheet
Touch Board Workshop Manual
Touch Board Techniques and Inspiration
Touch Board Basic Projects
Touch Board Digital Toolkit
TECHNICAL DETAILS
• Touch and distance sensing
• Screen printed using Electric Paint
• Sealed with a smudge-proof coating
• Screw terminals for wired connections
• Ground plane
• Prototyping area
• Pins brought up to the shield for your project
• Dries at room temperature in 10-15 minutes
• Must be fully dry to work
• Easily removable with soap and water
• Seal with acrylic paint or spray varnish
• Can last years if treated properly and kept dry
• Works on: paper, cardboard, wood, plastic, glass, plaster, some rubbers, textiles, etc…
• Touch and Distance Sensing
• Works great with Electric Paint
• Preprogrammed as an MP3 Player
• Easy to program as a MIDI instrument or MIDI interface
• HID capable – turn the Touch Board into a keyboard or mouse
• Arduino-compatible and programmable through the Arduino IDE
• Arduino Leonardo pin layout supporting Arduino shields
Extensive project examples and resources on the MAKE page.
Precautions of use:
Children under 14 years of age must be supervised by an adult whilst using this product. This kit contains small components. Keep out of reach of young children. Please read precautions printed on Electric Paint and Touch Board carefully before use. Bare Conductive takes no responsibility for external circuitry connected to the Touch Board.
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Gary Harris –
Can this be used to increase conductivity be-twine to pieces of metal. I need a coating to crate better connection between a circuit breaker and the bus bar.
Pascal Loose –
We wouldn’t recommend the paint to be used in such applications, we only recommend applications of up to 12VDC and 50mA.
Ida –
Hi guys. I am trying to connect the touch board to Ableton, sending notes (not CC) using capacitive touch sensing. Somehow when touching the board directly it sends a pulse, but if I use an extension (foil, wire, anything) it doesn’t read a signal. Can you tell me what the issue of the boards communcation here is? Data protocol interference? thanks in advance
Bare Conductive –
Hello! Have you made sure to restart the program after connecting conductive materials to the electrodes? If not, can you send us images of your set-up at info@bareconductive.com?
Syed ibrahim –
1,Your paint is water soluble which can’t be used for lo g time how can you over come this?
2,what is the validity(till what time it will conduct) of the paint?
3,
Lookingforward to ur reply
Thank you
Syed
Bibi Nelson –
Hi Syed – Yes the paint is water soluble, you can seal it with a waterproof varnish, there is a good project on How to Seal Electric Paint on our Make Page. The paint in general will last as long as the substrate it is applied to, however if it is applied to surfaces or materials that have a lot of mechanical stress such as fabric the paint can crack a little.
Colm Slattery –
Hi guys,
Great products 🙂
Is it possible to generate different numbers into the computer with a proximity sensor implementing the Touch Board and conductive paint?
ie. like controling a LFO with the proximity sensor and playing sounds with the other hand?
Look forward to hearing back from you,
Thank you,
Colm Slattery.
Bibi –
Hello – this should be possible – check out the Touch Board Grapher Tutorial it shows you how to use datastream and you might find the graphing visual useful too 🙂 Also you might find the MiDi Thereamin useful too
Kire Stankoski –
Best product last 10 yars…