In this paper, the Voltera V-One printed circuit board system is described and tested. Other technologies and materials for making circuit boards are briefly described in order to gain insight into the differences, similarities, advantages and disadvantages between the technologies. The general method of making printed circuit boards with Voltera was presented, and several boards and planar WPT antennas were made. The first circuit created was a PWM generator realized with the help of two NE555 ICs. The operation of the circuit was described with the help of simulation. Based on the operation of the same simulation, circuit was realized on PCB. Measurements were performed on the circuit and the results were presented with the intention of presenting its quality. The second circuit that was made was a sensor based on theremin operation. As same as the previous circuit, the operation of this circuit is also briefly described, and the PCB was made and tested. The WPT antenna is modeled on the article cited in the literature. The parameters of the antenna were measured as was described in the article with the purpose to establish its quality. The result of the made PCB established that the Voltera system satisfies the purpose of the task as it was intended to do. Unfortunately, the production of planar antennas proved to be more difficult procedure due to certain problems that arise during the production. At the end of the paper, it was concluded that the Voltera system emphasizes its best use in the production of prototype PCBs.