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DIY IR multi-touch surface for LCD
posted March 14 2011 15:05.14 by Giorgos Lazaridis




About 3 months ago, i was working on a light touch sensor for my LCD that i reverse engineered (for my coffee maker machine :D ). But it failed to operate. The reason was that there had to be many IR receiver LEDs on one side. Today, i was rather amazed when i saw this video from Spritetm. Instead of using IR LEDs as receivers, he used a line-CCD from a scanner. And then i remembered that somewhere, some-when, i had myself a b/w (very) old scanner... Very nice job and excellent solution Spritetm!



[Link: Spritetm]
Tags: electronic project   crazy hack   lcd   touch screen   diy   multitouch   microcontroller   arduino   computer peripheral hacks   monitor   infrared   
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