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By Barton Blum, Christy Canida, Dale Dougherty, Mark Frauenfelder, Saul Griffith, Arwen O'Reilly Griffith, Joseph Pasquini, Kristina Reed, Matthew Russell, Phillip Torrone
Links
- Lines of Action
- Magnetic Play Theatre
- Schylling Toys
- Polarity
- Touché
- Uber Orbs
- Shogun
- Straws and Connectors
- Open X clamshell box opener
- Superplexus Wikipedia Article
- Superplexus
- Crystal Radio Kits
- MP3 Player Kits
- Viper Kit
- Homemade Kids Electronic Lab
- Helicopter Kit
- SpokePOV Kit
- DS1921 Temperature Logger Kit
- Embedded Linux Starter Kit
- Mousetrap Kits
- PyGame
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