PiicoDev Capacitive Touch Sensor CAP1203 | Guide For Raspberry Pi

Let's get started with the PiicoDev Capacitive Touch sensor and a Raspberry Pi Pico. In this tutorial we'll cover reading the touch-status of each pad, changing some setup options to tune the sensor for different tasks. We'll then remix the code to trigger OS commands at the touch of a button. You could use this to trigger your own scripts, or even safely shutdown your Pi.

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