Twiddlesum: A fun, twiddlable, real-time 'maths contraption'
A project in West Sussex, UK by Ren000days
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£1,646
current pledge level
Last Updated: October 10 @ 17:15 -0400 GMT
16%
of goal
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Latest News
Update number 2
October 9th - via: kickstarter.com
Dear Backers, Thankyou so much for believing in Twiddlesum and taking the time to back it - this is really appreciated. Alas, despite the effort and the 'Project We Love' status, Twiddlesum is going to fail to reach it's goal without a last minute... (Read More)
Almost half way through!
September 22nd - via: kickstarter.com
Dear Backers, This project is a little different to my last three projects, and it's not climbing as rapidly as I'd hoped. Due to the Surface Mounted component design, it does need high quantity orders to make the production cost-effective. I had... (Read More)
Twiddlesum unique interactive real-time calculator
September 15th - via: geeky-gadgets.com
Liomaflo based in the United Kingdom has return to Kickstarter to launch their fourth project in the form of the Twiddlesum, a unique interactive real-time calculator, built to encourage children to learn maths or to enjoy as a novel desk gadget. You ‘read’ Twiddlesum in the same way as you would ‘read’ an Abacus, but without having to count the beads – it’s instant, and the equation is laid out in the traditionally written way. (Read More)
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