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Qubits-Delightful & Engaging Construction Toy for the Classroom  Growing up one of my favorite toys to get for my birthday was an Erector set. Every year I would look forward to my parents purchasing for me a new kit. I can remember opening the kit looking at all the various parts and imagining everything that I could build with it. For many students who have grown up in the age of digital electronics many of them did not have the first-hand experience of making things or creating things using blocks and toys that spark their imagination.One of the latest movements that we...

Whenever we make a new construction we enjoy sharing it with customers directly. The weather on Saturday held up for our third MakersFaire in Orlando. It didn't rain until the late afternoon allowing for many lawn races with the small vehicles made with Qubits Toy parts. We were encouraged by many parents that this would be a project of great interest for their families. We plan to post instructions and kit parts soon. The larger Qubits Racer would require three of the boxed kits, so it represents a large project. Those solid wheels take up 36 Qubits pieces per wheel!...

  Akron, Ohio— The Akron Art Museum opens “Build It,” a new interactive exhibition on Thursday, July 16, 2015 featuring works from the museum collection that provide a glimpse into how artists envision buildings and the world around them. “Build It” creates an environment in the gallery for visitors to draw inspiration from artwork filled with images of architecture and buildings, while they engage in creative construction with different types of building blocks – oversized, odd-shaped, magnetic, and more. The inventor of Qubits toy is a licensed architect in the State of California. As such we are proud to be...