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32.5L: Late‐News Paper: Multitouch Pixilated Force Sensing Touch Screen

In this paper we discuss the advantages of direct touch detection with pixilated force sensing in eliminating false readings and improving accuracy in locating touch centers. We also show the properties of the transparent force sensing layer and demonstrate a 3.5 inch prototype touch panel that senses both location and force of touch actions and is multitouch capable.

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