Touch sensor and display device including the same

A display device comprising:

• a display panel;
• and
• a touch sensor disposed on at least one surface of the display panel,
• wherein the touch sensor includes
• a base layer including a first to third sensing regions and a non-sensing region surrounding the first to third sensing regions, wherein at least one of the first to third sensing regions has an area larger than that of other sensing regions;
• a plurality of touch electrode rows provided in the first to third sensing regions and including a plurality of first touch electrodes connected in a first direction;
• and
• a plurality of touch electrode columns including a plurality of second touch electrodes connected in a second direction crossing the first direction,
• wherein the non-sensing region includes an additional non-sensing region disposed between the second sensing region and the third sensing region and a bridge line provided in the additional non-sensing region and electrically connecting the first touch electrodes of the second sensing region to the first touch electrodes of the third sensing region.

A touch sensor comprising:

• a base layer including a first sensing region, a first non-sensing region surrounding the first sensing region, a second sensing region connected to the first sensing region, and a second non-sensing region surrounding the second sensing region;
• a plurality of touch electrode rows provided in the first and second sensing regions and including a plurality of first touch electrodes connected in a first direction;
• a plurality of touch electrode columns including a plurality of second touch electrodes connected in a second direction crossing the first direction;
• and
• a bridge line provided in the second non-sensing region and electrically connecting the first touch electrodes arranged on one side of one touch electrode row of the second sensing region and the first touch electrodes arranged on the other side of one touch electrode row,
• wherein the second sensing region has a smaller area than the first sensing region.