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General| Material Type | Plastic |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Logiblocs |
| Category | Toy |
| Type | Electronic Building Blocks |
| Age Range | 5 years and up |
| Item Weight | 0.42 kg |
| Batteries Required | Yes |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 5 - 12 years |
| Educational Objective | STEM, Problem Solving |
| Color | Multicolor |
Crucial safety instructions, advice on storing, cleaning, and handling Logiblocs to ensure longevity.
How to use the LIGHT SWITCH to detect light and trigger actions, with examples like night detection.
Building a light beam alarm that triggers when the beam is broken, using a flashlight as a trigger.
Creating a 'treasure guard' alarm that activates when a light beam is interrupted.
Building a door alarm using aluminium foil and Jack Plug wires to detect door opening.
Using the Jack Plug wires to detect metal by its conductivity, triggering a BLEEP.
Detecting water using Jack Plug wires, suggesting foil plates for enhanced sensitivity.
Constructing a lie detector using foil pads to measure changes in electrical conductivity due to sweating.
Building a voice detector using the SOUND BLOC to trigger lights based on sound intensity and proximity.
Creating a flashing circuit by connecting blocks in a loop, demonstrating feedback principles.
Creating sound feedback where a SOUND BLOC triggers a BLEEP, which is then picked up by the SOUND BLOC.
Explains the 'Memory Circuit' or 'latch' circuit, where a signal is held until reset by another button.
Building two separate systems that communicate via light and sound, creating a complex feedback loop.
Building a 'Card Reader' that uses an LDR to trigger a SEQUENCER based on card position.
Step-by-step instructions for opening the battery box and inserting batteries correctly.
General safety warning to read and understand precautions, emphasizing low voltage operation.
Essential guidelines for battery usage, including types, mixing, and removal during non-use.
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