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SMART QUILL Presented by: Shweta Solapurkar 2BL07EE024 Under the Guidance: Sujata Bagi

contents What is Smart Quill? History Architecture Display Technology Handwriting Recognition and Signature verification Display scrolls using tilt screen Communication with other devices Prototype of Smart Quill Memory Power Application Advantages and Disadvantages Conclusion

SMART QUILL Is a pen that can remember the words that is used to write, and then transform them into computer text.

HISTORY Lyndsay Williams of Microsoft Research's Cambridge UK lab is the inventor of Smart quill. Smart Quill, has been developed by research laboratories run by British Telecom at Martlesham,England. User can use any platform for writing like paper, screen or even air.

Architecture

Various Smart Quills

DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY Technology used for display is Kopin Corp Cyber Display technology. Cyber Display is a ¼ inch diagonal LCD that uses circuitry built on a silicon wafer

HAND WRITING RECOGNITION AND SIGNATURE VERIFICATION Accelerometers measure hand movement in 2 or 3planes On board DSP converts to ASCII characters for pen applications Write on paper, flat surface, vertical wall or in air Single character recognition on pen Record cursive letters and download to PC for decoding Password by signature recognition

Display scrolls by Tilting Screen By tilting the pen, user can choose applications and scroll through without using scroll buttons.

COMMUNICATION WITH OTHER DEVICES The data stored in the memory is uploaded to the personal computer when it is placed into a docking station. The output accelerometer signals from the pen are digitized with a National Instrument capture card with a frequency Fe of 1000Hz and a low pass filter at Fc=1/3*Fe. Future models could receive e-mails and pager messages via a wireless messaging system .This enables two-way wirelesscommunication with other computing devices

PROTOTYPE OF SMARTQUILL This Smart Quill prototype records writing on paper for radio transmission to a pocketpc,desktop,cellphone or tablet computer. The pen will power down after a period of no movement so doesn’t need an on/off switch .

MEMORY It has 4MB EEPROM memory. At a time, up to10 pages of notes can be stored locally on the pen. It works by measuring the pen's movements and matching them to the movements that produce letters and words programmed into its memory

Power Is powered by AAA battery. It will run for about 25hours on a single AAA battery.

APPLICATIONS 1.It is all space-age. It contains an ink cartridge so that users can see what they write on paper . 2. The information stored in the pen can be input to other devices such as mobile phones, printers, modems, desktop computers etc for different applications. 3. It also provides handheld computer applications such as digital diary, contacts, calculators etc.

4. It is used for receiving pager and e-mail messages. 5. It synchronizes files, e-mails and messages to PC. 6. It can be used for voice record and supports speech recognition. 7. It also allows third party to add on applications.

ADVANTAGES 1. One of the major asset is that it does not need a screen to work. This is possible through revolutionary "Spatial Sensing" system which uses semiconductor accelerometers. 2. It provides intuitive user interface. 3. It enables handwriting recognition .User can train the pen to recognize particular handwriting style.

4. It is also a 3D-mouse, when twisted in air in a certain way it enables scrolling of the screen. It also automatically detects left or right handed use. 5. Power saving a. Small screen size requires less battery power. b. No movement of the pen causes auto power down 6. It is all mobile, smaller in size and enables one-handed use.

CONCLUSION Smart Quill was brought to the market in the end of 2006.The estimated cost of this futuristic pen is around $600.SmartQuill supports two factors : small size and convenient use. The future of Smart Quill ensures all computation power the user needs right inside the pen. Reducing the size of handheld computers can only be taken so far before they become unusable. Keyboards become so tiny you require needle-like fingers to operate them and screens that need constant cursor controls to read simple text. The introduction of Smart Quill is the best solution for this problem.

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