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It's not exactly TeX from handwriting, but the developers at MyScript [1] seem to be doing a pretty good job at parsing basic TeX for notetaking. I met some a f
by RBerenguel 12y ago
It's not exactly TeX from handwriting, but the developers at MyScript [1] seem to be doing a pretty good job at parsing basic TeX for notetaking. I met some a few years ago at the MWC and talked a little about TeX "recognition" and well, it got added to their flagship handwriting app. Still far from perfect (won't get you a \mathfrak) but usable enough for taking quick course/lecture/ideas notes.
[1]: http://www.myscript.com/ http://www.myscript.com/
- reitanqild 12y agoMyscripts math demo for android, while just a toy calculator [1], really impressed me. With that I can easily and smoothly draw complicated calculations, then draw a square root symbol on top of it and see it recognize it, draw a line underneath and divide the whole thing by something, -no problem. The notepad thingy that was supposed to be a real product was a real disappointment in comparison imo. [1]: It see s to use floats internally and doesn't make any attempt at hiding it. Try sin(360)