Abstract: A method and apparatus for forming a flexible circuit of predetermined design, and in particular to the making of a functioning flexible circuit by depositing multiple layers of a variety of materials in fluid or component form in a set configuration onto a substrate. A source for each of the materials is provided. In one embodiment, the materials are applied to the substrate through accurate positioning and moving of the dispensing heads in three dimensions and through accurate control of the amount of material applied. In some embodiments, the substrate is a flexible film. In some embodiments, successive layers of electronic circuitry are formed by successively printing and then curing each layer, one on top of the last, starting with a flexible substrate, such as polyester film. Not only are conductive traces (i.e., wiring) printed (i.e.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for forming a flexible circuit of predetermined design, and in particular to the making of a functioning flexible circuit by depositing multiple layers of a variety of materials in fluid or component form in a set configuration onto a substrate. A source for each of the materials is provided. In one embodiment, the materials are applied to the substrate through accurate positioning and moving of the dispensing heads in three dimensions and through accurate control of the amount of material applied. In some embodiments, the substrate is a flexible film. In some embodiments, successive layers of electronic circuitry are formed by successively printing and then curing each layer, one on top of the last, starting with a flexible substrate, such as polyester film. Not only are conductive traces (i.e., wiring) printed (i.e.

Abstract: A disc tossing game for use by one or more players. In the playing mode a generally rectangular target with convex landing surface and pockets is deployed in a spaced apart relationship to the players. Discs are tossed onto the target apparatus to score points according to the rules. The entirety of the discs and the target apparatus create the appearance of impossibility with respect to the discs entering certain scoring areas, while at the same time creating the possibility of developing a variety of skills such that the aforementioned scoring areas can indeed be entered.