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Build simple touch and proximity interaction into your project Capacitive sensing is a great way to create touch and distance sensing interfaces that are easy to integrate into a wide variety of projects. Capacitive sensing detects changes in the local electric field. These changes are detected as a touch event and can
Build simple touch and proximity interaction into your project. Capacitive sensing is a great way to create touch and distance sensing interfaces that are easy to integrate into a wide variety of projects.

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