It's past the Kickstarter phase, but you can order one of the coolest contraptions to happen to the electrical-circuit-prototyping-maker-space since sliced bread (boards) through the 123D Circuits Store.
Partnering with Autodesk 123D Circuits, Electroniks has developed a rollerball pen-like device that transfers conductive ink into a suitable substrate, creating a circuit as easy as signing your name.
Autodesk sees the device, called Circuit Scribe, playing nicely in a number of areas:
- STEM Education - Kids can quite literally build circuits and switches in their notebooks and use those concepts to get creative
- Low-Cost High Quality Electronics - Build a circuit with nothing but a coin battery, paper clip, and LED, or build out complex circuits with multiple components
- Flexible Electronics - Draw circuits, cut them out, and stuff them into other inventions
- Goodbye Breadboard - Breadboards add a level of abstraction and annoyance to circuit building. With Circuit Scribe, you can draw exactly what you want, no wires or breadboard required.
- Open-Source Hardware - Circuit Scribe can be used with Arduino, Makey Makey, and many other electronic platforms.
Source:
http://blog.123dapp.com/2014/07/electrify-your-napkin-sketches-with-circuit-scribe