#electronic blocks

The USSR also had electronic blocks! Made in 1982. Not translucent, but looks just like it. The electronic block was launched in 1965 by the Japanese ‘Electronic Block Equipment Manufacturing’, and the current form was introduced in 1976. Licensed or pirated? It is interesting to note that the girl in the instruction booklet is an un-Soviet character design. Crossed ribbons, you say?

It was parody art of a lain-loving Russian anime nerd. ……

ソ連にも電子ブロックがあった！ 1982年製。 半透明じゃないけどそっくり。電子ブロックは日本の「電子ブロック機器製造」が1965年に発売し、現在の形になったのが1976年。ライセンスなのか海賊版なのか。取説の少女がソ連らしからぬキャラデザなのも興味深い。交差したリボンだと？

Crowbits Launches Creative Electronic Blocks For STEM Learning on Kickstarter

Thanks to Elecrow, parents who are looking to interest their children in some fun but educational activities can now do precisely that with Crowbits, electronic lego blocks that have been centered around STEM education. With the Elecrow campaign for Crowbits achieving outdoing its original goal by a mile, it appears that many parents and guardians have recognized the potential of the electronic…