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1. Capable of detecting or responding to touch or pressure, often used to describe surfaces or devices that can be controlled by touch input.
2. A type of document scanner that has a glass plate on which documents are placed for scanning.
3. A system that uses technology to convert spoken words into written text or commands.
4. A device used to convert paper documents into digital format.
5. A technology that allows communication between devices using radio waves without the need for physical contact.
6. A touch-sensitive display that allows users to interact with a device by directly touching the screen.
7. A device used to measure the strength or direction of a magnetic field.
8. A sensor that measures acceleration forces
9. Vibration or tactile sensations produced by a device to provide users with physical feedback or simulate the sensation of touching physical objects.
10. A sensor that detects the presence or absence of nearby objects
11. A sensor that measures pressure or force in a medium
12. A sensor that measures the temperature of its environment
13. Sound waves with frequencies higher than the upper audible limit of human hearing.
14. The ability of a machine or computer program to identify and understand spoken language.
15. An electronic device that measures the distance of an object using ultrasonic waves.