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See how a sensing unit detects user proximity to dynamically protrude or retreat a rotary input
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A handle surface sensor uses contact area and pressure to adjust motor power intuitively while saving control space and improving safety.
Push-sensitive capacitive seat controls use a compressible dielectric layer to move each seat member in the intended direction and avoid false activation.