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Zoned Proximity Sensing with a double-woven Fabric and an Interleaved Conductive Grid
Sat, 02/20/2010 - 12:30 — AdrianFreed
This textile was woven by Christy Matson. There are many applications of this approach. Here I show that it can be used for zoned proximity sensing using a qprox capacitance sensing chip. Pressure sensing can be achieved by felting in a resistive felt at the intersections.
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