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  1. ; (, Proceedings of the ACM on Interactive, Mobile, Wearable and Ubiquitous Technologies)
    This paper analyzes a collection of conductive paints and tapes. We describe and compare their electrical conductivity, durability, appearance, and cost. We investigate different means of connecting these materials to each other and other electronic components-including connection via solder, conductive epoxy, conductive adhesives, and metal mechanical fasteners. We explore different means of insulating and protecting materials and provide the results of a range of durability tests. The results are discussed in the context of the development of interactive murals-large outdoor interactive surfaces that are intended to function for years. We identify two conductive paints, CuPro-Cote and Silver/Copper Super Shield, and two conductive tapes, Copper and Tin that are highly conductive, stable across most of our testing conditions and, we believe, suitable for interactive murals. 
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    Interactive murals integrate electronics into traditional murals to create a new kind of public art as well as a new kind of large-scale and community-situated technology. This article introduces interactive murals along with a set of activities designed to engage young people in technology and the arts. We describe the process and outcome of workshops in which a muralist, two interaction design researchers, and a group of diverse teenagers designed and built a large-scale interactive mural on the exterior wall of a local building. 
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