Most touch sensors are built using a combination of layers of glass or acrylic, isolation layers, clear adhesives, and Indium Tin Oxide (ITO). ITO is a ceramic-like material known for its high conductivity and excellent transparency. While ITO is broadly used and has been proven to be an excellent material for touchscreens, handling and manufacturing ITO has its disadvantages. The primary objection is that ITO is expensive, the materials are fragile and heavy, and the manufacturing process is labor intensive and expensive.