How to make sensor gloves

Currently, a huge number of gadgets have a touch control panel. And this is not surprising. In this way, operating the device becomes much easier and faster than figuring out which button to press. In addition, this allows you to use large displays rather than push-button analogues of any device.

The device that almost everyone has and most often has a touch screen is, of course, a smartphone. And the residents of Russia have to constantly face one seasonal problem. In winter, using the gadget becomes very difficult due to the need to wear gloves. The sensor rarely responds to commands given through ordinary gloves. What to do in this case? Is it possible to save yourself from the need to constantly take off this item of clothing to use the phone?

The solution is quite simple! You can make gloves that will interact perfectly with the sensor and will not have to be removed. You will learn how to make such a thing with your own hands and what you will need for this from this article.

How to make knitted gloves suitable for the sensor

In specialized stores you can find inexpensive and very diverse gloves that will allow you to use a smartphone. But it is not necessary to spend money on such a purchase. It's very easy to transform something you already have into something that suits you. It’s enough to figure out exactly why the sensor doesn’t work on them.

IMPORTANT! The touch control panel operates solely under the influence of current that the human body can conduct. The knitted fabric used for sewing gloves cannot conduct it.

It is the understanding of this principle that allows us to find a solution. It is necessary to supplement the knitwear with a material that can conduct current to your smartphone. The most accessible will be regular lurex. It is not that expensive and is sold in any store that sells sewing and handicraft products.

IMPORTANT! Pay attention to the color of the thread you purchase. It is better to select it as close as possible to the tone of the product, so that the lurex does not stand out too much and does not spoil the design of the gloves.

Completing of the work

• To work, you only need a needle and about 35–40 centimeters of “metallic” thread.
• When everything you need is ready, you need to choose the right place. For this Check while using your smartphone which fingers you use and even their exact sides.
• After that sew lurex into the fabric in these places.

IMPORTANT! The thread should fit as tightly as possible to the finger, otherwise all the work will be useless.

How to make leather gloves for touch screens

There is another way to make absolutely any winter gloves suitable for use in conjunction with a smartphone touch screen. It is even simpler than the previous one.

IMPORTANT! There is a special liquid on the modern market called AnyGlove. Its purpose is precisely to enable any product to conduct current and complete a circuit. This is necessary for the sensor to work correctly.

Application is very simple. To you you just need to apply a few drops of liquid to the places where you touch the screen. The undoubted advantage of this method will be its versatility. It would be inconvenient to sew Lurex into leather gloves; in addition, it would look strange and awkward. After all, it is much more difficult to disguise a metallic thread on the skin. Stickers are much more convenient and easier to use.

The only disadvantages of AnyGlove may be the cost of this miraculous solution, as well as the fact that it is not always freely available. Most likely, the liquid will have to be ordered online.

Now you know how you can turn any winter gloves into a product that can conduct current and be used together with a smartphone. It means that You won't have to freeze in winter anymore. None of the procedures described above take much time. This will be a definite plus for anyone who is already excited about the idea of ​​modifying their winter wardrobe items. It is important to be attentive and careful while working, and then the result will not be long in coming.