The key here is to make a non-conductive surface—the walls of ... When his local supplier started stocking colloidal graphite paint, which is used to prevent ESD and fix non-working remote ...

The conductive spray paint is called Electrick. As reported by the MIT Technology Review, it was developed by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University who sought to let regular objects act as ...

London-based Bare Conductive makes paint that conducts electricity. It's called electric paint and it can be used on a variety of surfaces including paper, plastic, wood, cardboard, or glass.

Everything from guitars to Jell-O might soon be able to, thanks to scientists at Carnegie Mellon University who came up with a way to use conductive spray paint to make almost any object touch ...

Through the use of conductive paint and some low-cost electronics, they transformed regular, boring walls into smart infrastructure able to detect human touch. The Wall++ walls are made smart by ...

A group of students who came up with an electrically conductive paint for an art project using research from Wikipedia are seeing their product take off around the the world. Four years ago the ...

While you can simply trigger the electrodes by touching them or connecting them to any conductive material, such as a wire, the Electric Paint Pen really opens up the input possibilities.

Fortunately [pescado99] has shared a beautifully simple cure for dead or dying remote buttons: graphite dry lubricant. Most remotes operate by pushing a conductive carbon coating on the back of ...

Compared to building expensive metal enclosures or faraday cages, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln says the new conductive concrete ... a commercially available, spray-on "shotcrete" version ...

Translating van Gogh’s works to the big and small screen required transforming them from paint to electronic signals ... a new method of creative conductive polymers known as polyaniline.

Only recently, elastomeric conductive composites have shown promise ... Functional composites from spray have proven viable for scalable substrate-independent application 47,48,49,50,51.