Despite the dominance of electronic devices, many still prefer handwritten typing on a computer. For them, a gadget called Nuwa Pen fits perfectly. In accordance with the format of a classic pen, but thanks to the built-in stuffing, you can digitize handwritten text. An important difference between the device is that you can write with it on ordinary paper itself, and not just on equipment.
The pen is calculated by a profitable startup from Holland. It will be produced in a 150 mm aluminum case and will use replaceable D1 ink cartridges. The lower part houses three cameras and an IR LED so that it can be used manually in low light. The pen is powered by an Arm Cortex M4 chip and uses specially developed software for OCR and transmission. This version is designed for mobile devices with the Bluetooth LE protocol.
The information is stored on the company’s server. The pen itself has a built-in storage of 2 GB. In the saved texts, you can search for the desired fragments, as well as public records. Developers plan to use gadgets with at least 100 applications and platforms. The pen runs on a 100 mAh battery, 15 minutes of connection to the charger is enough for 2 hours of work. The pen will weigh just 28 grams and will come in two colors – ebony and ivory.
These results are advertised on Kickstarter for $197. As a bonus, you get an annual subscription to special features and three replacement ink cartridges. The Nuwa Pen will then go on sale for $329 and a subscription for $2.99 per month.
Source: Tech Cult
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