Getting Started with Chibi Chip and Clip

Contributors: bboyho

Resources and Going Further

Thanks for trying out Chibitronics Love to Code boards. They would love your feedback to make the experience even better! Do you have ideas or comments for us? Please send them our way at info@chibitronics.com. Happy making!

Now that you've successfully got your Chibi Chip up and running, it's time to incorporate it into your own project! For more information related to paper circuits and the Chibi Chip, check out the resources below:

• Chibitronics Official Website
  • Educators: Lesson Plans & Paper Circuit Templates - Lesson plans and paper circuit templates.
  • How-To Tutorials - Here, you’ll find step-by-step instructions, tutorials, and videos on how to get started with Chibitronics products.
  • Project Gallery - Additional tutorials and examples using Chibitronics products.
• Love to Code
  • Microsoft MakeCode Editor (Block)
  • Love to Code Volume 1 for MakeCode (PDF)
  • ChibiScript and Arduino Editor (Text)
  • Love to Code Volume 1 for ChibiScript and Arduino (PDF)
• Chibitronics GitHub Repository
  • Chibi Chip Default Firmware
  • Chibi Chip Schematic (PDF)
• Vimeo: Chibitronics - Demo videos
• SparkFun Product Showcase: Chibitronics Paper and Sticker Circuits
• SparkFun Paper Circuit Templates

Need some inspiration for your next project? Try crafting your own paper circuit holiday greeting card from Chibitronics!

Or check out some of these related tutorials: