Probably not -- unless you count the proprietary, obfuscated font they use to make the official Unicode charts. Some people snark at Unicode for putting so muc

Probably not -- unless you count the proprietary, obfuscated font they use to make the official Unicode charts. Some people snark at Unicode for putting so much more effort into emoji recently than they put into scripts used in actual languages, but y'know, when they add emoji, at least people design glyphs for them pretty quickly. When they do the research to designate codepoints for Anatolian hieroglyphs, the codepoints just sit there unloved and unsupported.