1 Make your own Capacitive Touch Switch
Great Scott's explainer is shared for understanding how touch sensing works and for building a simple capacitive input with an Arduino.
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Great Scott's explainer is shared for understanding how touch sensing works and for building a simple capacitive input with an Arduino.
An Arduino rig that cheats at a cookie clicker style game, also listed in a thread about pressing a capacitive touch button without a finger.
Cited as an example of a large touch-sensitive table, useful for people planning capacitive sensing through wood or similar surfaces.
Linked as an example of a capacitive touch board setup, suggested for sensing contact with everyday objects and asked about for a school piano project.
Cited as Julian Ilett exploring how a capacitive touch sensor board works and using it within a project, helpful for anyone considering these modules.
Cited as a practical example of building capacitive touch input on an Arduino with the CapacitiveSensor library, for boards lacking built-in touch pins.