Nuwa Pen is a ballpoint pen with artificial intelligence. It has built-in electronics, but retains the traditional typing functions we’re used to – for those who, in the age of computers and voice input, still prefer to type handwritten notes on the keyboard.

How does Nuwa Pen work?

The gadget is made in the form of a classic pen, but thanks to electronic filling, it allows you to instantly digitize handwritten text. An important difference between the device and its counterparts is, can be written not only on special paper, but also on regular paper. The pen was developed by a startup from the Netherlands of the same name.

• It will be manufactured in a 150 millimeter long aluminum body and will include the use of replaceable ink cartridges in D1 format.
• Located at the bottom three cameras and an IR LED for low-light use of the pen.
• The pen is powered by an Arm Cortex M4 chip and uses specially developed software to recognize text and transmit a digital version of it to a mobile app via Bluetooth LE.
• The information is stored on the company’s server, and the pen itself has 2 gigabytes of built-in storage.
• You can search for the parts you want in the saved texts and also share what you wrote.
• The developers plan to ensure that the gadget is compatible with at least 100 applications and platforms.
• The pen is powered by a capacity battery 100 milliamp-hoursA 15-minute charging connection is sufficient for 2 hours of operation.
• The device will weigh just 28 grams and will be available in two colors, ebony and ivory.

Nuwa Pen will be available in two colors / Photo by Nuwa Pen

The pen is currently available for pre-order for one price on Kickstarter $197. As a bonus, backers will receive a one-year subscription to exclusive features and three replacement ink cartridges. Next, the Nuwa Pen will cost $329 over-the-counter, and the subscription will be $2.99 ​​per month.

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