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• May 04, 2012
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  Reaching out to a touch screen with a microcontroller

  Posted: May 4th, 2012, 9:01am PDT by Mike Szczys

  Tags:  resistive-touch-screens microcontroller actuator multitouch hacks  

  We love capacitive touch screens. They’re much more robust than resistive touch screens and if the UI is programmed well they produce a great user experience. But getting your electronics project to interact with one is a bit tough. [RobB] has been experimenting in that area, and managed to build a simple touchscreen actuator for microcontroller [...]