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Peter Blasser has an inspiring website detailing his experiments with paper circuits. There are a whole range of circuits he has designed that you can print out and assemble yourself.
One interesting project is a ...
pretty paper rolls
Paper
Guilherme Martins and I have been working on a sculpture composed of a series of electronic circuits mixed with paper and other materials. These objects, each equipped with a custom designed PAPERduino, will be assembled ...
Shi Yuan's creative wallpaper incorporates thermochromic paint that changes color as the temperature rises. The sequence below shows how it reacts to heat coming from the radiator (via dornob).
Yuan's calendar uses ...
heat-activated wallpaper
Paper
AltLab has been trying to go greener so a few of us decided to start making and using more paper arduinos. They're based on board designs by Guilherme and use paper and cardboard instead of PCBs - we call them ...
Using conventional screen printing techniques Dai Nippon Printing in Japan have developed a way of using light emitting inks that can be printed on a range of different surfaces, including paper and fabric.
The ink ...
Researchers Elvira Fortunato and Rodrigo Martins from the New University of Lisbon (my alma matter!), developed a resistor that can change the color of any material: paper, polymers, glass, ceramics, metal, you name it. ...
electrochromic transistor changes the color of any surface
Conductive Materials, Paper
Ricardo Webbens recently showed me how simple it is to make eco-friendly cardboard circuits. Looking at these beautiful paper boards, I became particularly interested in exploring the aesthetic qualities of this ...
Greg Saul and Mark D. Gross describe their paper devices as “small paper interactive objects that use nitinol shape-memory alloy wire for actuation, gold leaf printed circuits, embedded microchips for control, and ...
in love with paper devices
Circuits, Conductive Materials, Paper
One of our main research interests here at openMaterials is pulp-based computing, an approach that involves embedding electronics, electro-active inks, conductive threads and other smart materials directly into handmade ...
pulp-based computing
Conductive Materials, Paper
