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[SophieC]

Hey guys!

I've been looking around the successful Kickstarter projects around here and got a lot of good and helpful feedback from them, so I thought I'd share the project my team is working on, if it helps anybody. We got funded in less than 30 hours and still have 33 days to go!

We build MakerBloks!

MakerBloks are reactive building blocks that initiate children to electronics. They can then build their own circuits, and even a Simon Says game, a burglar alarm and a voice changing microphone! The kits also come with an app game embarking children through a great adventure and teaching them about the basics of electronics.

Check it out! And ask me if you guys have questions!

Here's the link!
http://kck.st/1KEuU6w

[borowik]

good for you,

[Cristina]

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[beachlife10]

Congratulations!! That looks like a great way for kids to learn about electronics.

I am an electrical engineer and I just launched a new project called SoundBrake:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/91 ... hone-users
It's a gadget that allows you to be aware of your surroundings while listening to headphones.

-Shari

[zeenoh]

WOW! that's remarkable! Hope we achieve our goals like you do. I'll share this with my team so that we may learn from your campaign and support you as well. BTW. We're a gaming company here in the Philippines. Please check out our kickstarter page too cheers!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ze ... nav_search

[CROWDPOWER TV]

It's very commendable of you to share your experience and give back to the crowdfunding community, Sophie. Your team should have no trouble reaching your stretch goal from every indication. Perhaps we could use your project as a case study on CROWDPOWER TV. Congratulations and best of luck with your future endeavours.

-Danielle

[zeenoh]

I hope you can share your experience to us and we hope that soon a lot will also notice about our Video Game "Nightfall: Escape".

[Val]

Congrats! Its a great way to learn about electronics, wish I had that thing in my childhood)