STMicroelectronics have enabled new zForce AIR(TM) touch-sensing modules from Neonode. Neonode's compact, low-power, and easy-to-use modules add touch interaction to any USB- or I2C-connected object and work with any type of display or surface, including steel, wood, plastic, glass, skin, or even nothing, able to detect touch interactions in mid-air. The innovative approach uses laser-generated infrared light to track touch or gesture control, combining millimeter precision with ultra-fast response. The non-visible-spectrum light doesn't impact display quality, add glare, or shift colors. The new Neonode family of touch-sensors uses a programmable mixed-signal custom System-on-Chip (SoC) and an STM32 Arm® Cortex® microcontroller from ST for scanning laser diodes and IR beams to determine the exact position and movements of fingers, hands, or other reflective objects in the light path. Multiple objects can be tracked simultaneously and interpreted as touches or gestures with extreme accuracy: the coordinates are relayed up to 500 times per second with virtually zero delay. Now available for immediate shipment worldwide through Digi-Key Electronics, the zForce AIR(TM) Touch Sensor modules will be displayed on ST's stand at Embedded World 2018 (February 27 - March 1, Nuremberg).