5/4/12
| News
Touché,
a new sensing technique developed by a team at Disney Research,
Pittsburgh, and Carnegie Mellon University, is a form of capacitive
touch sensing, similar to what’s used in smartphone touchscreens. But
its ability to monitor capacitive signals across a broad range of
frequencies allows it to perform functions based on complex movements:
doorknobs that know when to lock based on the type touch, for example.
