@kowshik1729 That is also Nice idea, If you want only Up,Down, Left, Right movements then try this method suggested by @SuperGops
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RE: Looking for PCB designer
Hi @FlorianB, I m akhil joseph. Works as an Embedded engineer. I also do freelance, so i can do this. Please contact me.
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@kowshik1729
Design C is also good,
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Hi @FlorianB, I m akhil joseph. Works as an Embedded engineer. I also do freelance, so i can do this. Please contact me.
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RE: Capacitive touch sensor for Arduino
@kowshik1729 That is also Nice idea, If you want only Up,Down, Left, Right movements then try this method suggested by @SuperGops
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RE: Capacitive touch sensor for Arduino
This can be done using captive grid. You can buy a touch pad
https://www.arrow.com/en/products/dm160219/microchip-technology?gclid=Cj0KCQjwmdzzBRC7ARIsANdqRRnOu-n2vJtXa6VRqepktBLdxhyTriIVXNe2ZSHokhzs4U3je6cburkaAqk9EALw_wcB
or you can make your own PAD
if you like to make one MPR121 is a nice choice