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My dream product for this kind of thing is a pen that is able to remember what to write on any paper. Like if you click it open it's a new "note" and it syncs t
by october8140 1y ago
My dream product for this kind of thing is a pen that is able to remember what to write on any paper. Like if you click it open it's a new "note" and it syncs to your computer/phone.
- lazyasciiart 1y agoThe current not-actually-available instance of this is Nuwa Pens
- 6DM 1y agoI think live scribe is what you're looking for. I've never used it but at some point they were buying them for people at my first job. https://us.livescribe.com/ https://us.livescribe.com/
- aetherspawn 1y agoThis looks really good, has anyone used it? I like the analog ability to toss paper all over my desk without worrying about damaging whatever I balance it on. And I do like physical paper because you can split a stack and make “more screens”
- mikestew 1y agoNote that LiveScribe uses special paper with a patterned watermark. That differs from “any paper”, as requested. That said, special paper isn’t a huge ask, and it increases accuracy immensely. I worked for a company that used this tech years ago, and it was impressive not only for text, but marking up maps, collecting data from forms, etc.
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- bee_rider 1y agoI’d like a device that sticks to my pencil. I like my pencil (that’s why I don’t want an eink tablet that “feels like paper”). I guess this is getting a bit niche. But it seems like these companies are already trying to play in a niche market segment… Maybe I just need a camera to scan my notes or something, haha.