A set of Python 3 scripts for visualizing sensor data. Modular and adaptable for different grid layouts, making it easy to customize visualizations for various sensor types.

This Python script prints the sensor data in the terminal. The values ​​do not match the real grid, they are mirrored vertically. This script allows you to test whether the sensor is connected correctly and the data can be read.

Each row is represented by a bar plot, and each column corresponds to a bar. A filled bar indicates "untouched" status, while an empty bar represents "touched." This grid layout visualizes the sensor's status, with data displayed in the terminal.

The sensor grid is displayed as a heatmap with colored squares. Each color represents "no touch," with brighter shades indicating higher electrical capacitance values. Black squares indicate "touch" events. The data is output in the terminal.

The real-time visualization displays the sensor grid as squares. Green squares indicate "no touch," while red squares represent "touch." The data is also output in the terminal.