The Nuova pen gives ordinary writing an instant digital look. Photo: Kickstarter website
London: In the modern world we write less on paper and more on computer. In this context, a pen named Nuva has been created, which is on the one hand a normal traditional pen, on the other hand, the text written with it is instantly converted into a digital image or text and is transferred to the smartphone or tablet.
This way you can instantly digitize text, sketches and photos. The Nuova converts from a traditional pen to a digital pen in seconds. On the other hand, it continues to send data to the respective hardware platform thanks to Bluetooth or an app.
On the other hand, it also has a syncing function, meaning you can connect it to a computer or any other device in real time. Now in this case whatever will be written starts appearing on the screen immediately. The pen uses common ink cartridges available everywhere.
Nuova Pen is specially designed for artists, students and designers who want to edit their sketches by transferring them to a digital canvas. As for the price, the introductory price has been set at $199 with a 45 percent discount. Along with this, three ball point light cartridges are also being given.
Most importantly, there is an advanced camera installed next to the nib which reads and digitizes the writing. The invention has won an award at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2023, but it will be available for purchase in early 2024.
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