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Description
ZX Distance and Gesture SensorSEN 12780 The ZX Distance and Gesture Sensor is a touchless sensor that is capable of looking for simple gestures. Developed in conjunction with XYZ Interactive, the sensor uses their GestureSense technology to recognize the distance of an object away from the sensor up to about 10 inches (~25cm) and the location of the object from side to side across the sensor in about a 6 inch (~15cm) span. You will be able to use I2C or UART to communicate with
SEN-12780
The ZX Distance and Gesture Sensor is a touchless sensor that is capable of looking for simple gestures. Developed in conjunction with XYZ Interactive, the sensor uses their GestureSense® technology to recognize the distance of an object away from the sensor up to about 10 inches (~25cm) and the location of the object from side to side across the sensor in about a 6 inch (~15cm) span. You will be able to use I2C or UART to communicate with the ZX Sensor via an Arduino-based microcontroller as well as a computer.
On board each ZX Sensor you will find two IR LEDs (inside the brass tubes) and one IR receiver (in the middle). The brass tubes that protect the IR LEDs are actually to block any infrared light going directly from the LEDs to the receiver (we want the light to bounce off an object first). With these IR pieces you will easily be able to ascertain both the Z axis and the X axis of an object (hence the name). In addition to providing Z- and X- axis data about an object, the ZX Sensor is also capable of detecting simple gestures. We have also clearly labeled all the pin outs on the board as well as signifying if they are needed in I2C or UART communication.
Features
- Operating Voltage: 3.3V - 5V
- Z-Axis Recognition Range: 10 Inches (~25cm)
- X-Axis Recognition Range: 6 Inches (~15cm)
- 4 Supported Gesture Commands
- I2C or UART Communication
Documents
- Schematic
- Eagle Files
- Hookup Guide
- Datasheets
- PIC16F1823
- TSAL6100 (IR LED)
- BRM-2A18 (IR Receiver)
- GitHub (Design Files)
- GitHub (Library & Example Code)
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★★★★★ 3
Fits great minus no horizontal view
Color: for X3 2018-2021，X4 2019-2021【10.3 inch Screen】
Can’t move the phone to horizontal, only vertical. I sent it back because of this.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Works as expected
Color: for X3 2018-2021，X4 2019-2021【10.3 inch Screen】
Works as expected.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2026
★★★★★ 1
Not compatible
Color: for X3 2018-2021，X4 2019-2021【10.3 inch Screen】
Nice, but it didn't fit my X3.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2025
★★★★★ 1
Very slow, but good quality
Color: 2White
It works as expected, but my phone says that it is a slow charger even when plugged in my fast charger brick. False advertising. Really wish it charged a little faster
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2026
★★★★★ 1
Slow As a Turtle
Color: 2White
Super slow charging. After 10 minutes, my phone only charged 3%. I plugged my original charging cord into the same 65W charging block and after 2 minutes, it had charged nearly 10%.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2026