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Fix the loop and try register an event handler, if the PyBoard-API allows it. So we need to look for an event that is fired when the screen is touched.

Figure out the initialisation of the distance sensor, write a class for it with some useful methods. get_height comes to mind.

Step 1

• Draw two line, who split the bottom in two fields; Those are the up and down buttons (maybe draw arrows in the them or something)
• The top half of the display is used to display the area the finger has pressed the screen

This already requires proper drawing, touch handling and callbacks.

Step 2

The next step is reading the sensor. When pressing one of the buttons, in addition to writing the coordinates of the press, also read the sensor and write the result too.

This should result in the required libraries for handling the sensor data (see #2) and drawing the the UI to the display (which is #1)

Create a lib that

• Can draw UI elements
• Is easy to use
• Initializes the display correctly for the device (accept device parameter)

Similar to #5. When idling for some time dim the screen. After a few more seconds turn the display off. At least turn off the background light. When the screen is touched, turn it on again.