Thing of the day: to create a set of magnetic volumetric masterpieces in the style of Minecraft

Previously, children played with blocks, building towers and collected model in the real world of physical blocks, and today in virtual worlds you can create designs, limited only by the imagination and performance computer. Antsy Labs Studio offers a time to return to the physical designers.

Pixl - are sets of colored blocks with magnets that can adapt to each other. From them you can collect virtually any flat or three-dimensional model. Units can easily be connected, the magnetic field strength is chosen so that the cubes were held tightly and not scattered. At the same time it is convenient to detach the blocks do not jump to another place from unnecessary movement.

From Pixl will build a three-dimensional locks for games or collect beautiful mosaic, and can be designed and utilitarian things, such as the palm of your smartphone. The set can be scaled by the designer for kids to create real objects layouts.

Designers offer four types of building blocks. In addition to the base cube there are parallelepipeds in several sizes. Just Pixl available 52 colors for the elements. Sets of different colors and shades can be purchased separately.

Also, designers are offering platforms of different sizes, which is conveniently placed mosaic or three-dimensional shape for greater stability. In addition, developers will release a strong magnet PIXL Wand to change the polarity in the case of blocks, if they behave properly and not to line up together.

Antsy Labs did not forget about the virtual world, the studio has developed an application-partner, where you can create digital models of their future masterpieces and calculate the required number of blocks to them under the selected scale. In addition, the program can be transferred already collected physical design and share ideas with other owners Pixl.

Order Pixl possible on Kickstarter. Basic set of 60 blocks and one stand will cost 19 dollars. Delivery is scheduled for February 2019.