Comments on: My Magic Pen http://digitalgeek.fromthecastle.com/?p=171 Ramblings from the Castle Sun, 13 Dec 2009 19:54:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: mrdlcastle http://digitalgeek.fromthecastle.com/?p=171&cpage=1#comment-433 mrdlcastle Wed, 05 Aug 2009 00:55:07 +0000 http://digitalgeek.fromthecastle.com/?p=171#comment-433 I believe the company was the Anoto Group that developed the digital pen.<br />I actually was looking for a company that can create forms in packets/notepads using the dot paper technology.<br /><br /><br />Carlos<br /><br /><br />-------------<br />\"Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one.\" - Albert Einstein I believe the company was the Anoto Group that developed the digital pen.
I actually was looking for a company that can create forms in packets/notepads using the dot paper technology.

Carlos

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]]> By: Brad http://digitalgeek.fromthecastle.com/?p=171&cpage=1#comment-431 Brad Tue, 04 Aug 2009 20:15:50 +0000 http://digitalgeek.fromthecastle.com/?p=171#comment-431 That's a good write up on the digital pen from Livescribe. The technology that Livescribe use for the dot paper is developed by a Swedish company called. There are many any varied companies that also use this technology, but primarily for the corporate world. We, for example, design forms for businesses based on the Anoto technology that allow a technician or any field based worker to complete their form with their digital pen in the field and then have the data sent via Bluetooth to their mobile phone, through GPRS and to the office where the data is edited and then exported into the backend system. There really is no limit to what can be done with this digital pen & paper format. Cheers, Brad That's a good write up on the digital pen from Livescribe.

The technology that Livescribe use for the dot paper is developed by a Swedish company called. There are many any varied companies that also use this technology, but primarily for the corporate world.

We, for example, design forms for businesses based on the Anoto technology that allow a technician or any field based worker to complete their form with their digital pen in the field and then have the data sent via Bluetooth to their mobile phone, through GPRS and to the office where the data is edited and then exported into the backend system.

There really is no limit to what can be done with this digital pen & paper format.

Cheers,

Brad

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