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Capacitive membrane switch is a special kind of membrane switch. There is no dome in the product, and the tactile feedback is also poor.

When a user interacts with a capacitive membrane switch by touching its surface, their finger acts as one plate of a capacitor, and the conductive traces on the switch's layers act as the other plate. As a result, a small capacitance is formed between the user's finger and the conductive traces. The switch's electronics detect this change in capacitance, allowing the device to register the touch and respond accordingly.

Hand, eye, facial, and body gestures can have very different meanings in different countries and cultures. How you sit or greet someone, or the extent to which you should reach out and touch someone, may all be read in different and unexpected ways.

In this post, we feature an excerpt from The Shift: How Seeing People Changes Everything. This book is a vivid and real-world example of the personal and institutional impact of Arbinger's transformative ideas within a healthcare organization-the HG nursing homes.

What an amazing story! So touching.. so illustrative!!!