Make a Woven Capacitive Touch Sensor

This video tutorial guides viewers through creating a wearable touch sensor using a weaving loom, yarn, and conductive thread. It covers the necessary materials, weaving terminology, and step-by-step instructions for setting up the loom, weaving the sensor, and testing it with an Arduino Tiny Lily processor. The tutorial also includes adding an LED to the sensor and troubleshooting tips.

What is the primary purpose of the Tiny Lily mini processor in this project?

• To cut the yarn

• To process touch inputs from the sensor

• To power the weaving loom

• To provide internet connectivity

Which type of yarn is used for the warp threads in the weaving process?

• Thick conductive yarn

• Thin conductive yarn

• Thick nonconductive yarn

• Thin nonconductive yarn

What is the basic sequence of a plain weave?

• Over, under, left, right

• Left, right, over, under

• Up, down, over, under

• Over, under, up, down

How much conductive thread is initially cut for weaving?

• 5 feet

• 8 feet

• 12 feet

• 10 feet

What should you do if the sensor values do not change when testing?

• Use a different USB cable

• Replace the battery

• Check if threads from different patches are touching

• Restart the computer

Which pin on the Tiny Lily is connected to the positive pin on the LED board?

• Pin 0

• Pin 1

• Pin 2

• Pin 3

What library needs to be installed for the LED to function correctly?

• Fast LED

• Slow LED

• Quick Light

• Bright LED