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Eagle Autoroute problem

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Hello there :)

I am working on a project which involves the development of a pressure sensor matrix capable of pressure mapping the force applied on a patient by a medical instrument.
The active measuring area consists of a matrix of 28 interdigitated electrodes on a PCB.
I am trying to design this, but I am having some trouble with the autorouting.
When i press the function it stays in 0% and doesnt seem to even start the process.
I played around a little with the design rules, but I am pretty new to this whole world and I am sure my problem is somewhere there, I just cannot seem to find it :eek:
Unfortunately I cannot attach an EAGLE file here, but if anyone has any idea what it could be and has the time to help me out, please contact me and I will send you the file somewhere else, so you can see my design for yourself.

I hope I am making sense here, and I really hope one of you out there with more experience can help me out!

Thanks a lot for your time
 

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Your sensors look as though they are copper traces running close together but not connected. Perhaps the software does not recognize it as a component. Did you try substituting a resistor for each sensor? If it works then you can go on to the next step, and come back later to solve the present problem.
 

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