1. A method for sensing motion of a body using quasistatic electric potential measurements consisting of: a. at least one sensor capable of detecting said quasistatic electric potential perturbations relative to the background electric potential caused from the presence or motion of a body in proximity to sensor; b. a least one motional command perturbing the said electric potential; c. a means electronically conditioning and acquiring the signal data from the at least one sensor, or a plurality thereof, in time; d. a means processing the acquired data to produce a signal indicative of a body's motion of its presence; e. a means of recognizing the said signal associated with body's motion or its presence; f. a means of maintaining or modulating the electrical conductivity of the body such that the A.C. amplitude changes in a fairly predictable way with changes in relative proximity between the said sensor and body; g. a means of dispatching a command to an electronic device upon recognition;