Samsung Galaxy Note 2, where the pen is mightier than a touch - Page 2

RainingLemur · 09-05-2012, 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Andrew H.

Also, won't that kind of depend on your handwriting?

Probably. And, given my extremely poor penmanship (my 5 year old puts me to shame), my Note would laugh at me if/when I tried to do some writing.

Format C: · 09-06-2012, 03:22 AM

The Note has a wacom tablet inside, meaning that it records not only the statical image of the handwriting, but also the dynamical movement of the hand (position, speed, acceleration, pressure and aerial movements).
I've tested it in a biometric signature system, with rather good results.

So, I'm pretty sure those data can be used for writing recognitions, provided a good "training" is done to calibrate the system: even if your "e" and "a" look very alike, the movement and speed to get there are usually different.
The hardware is there: has someone developed the software?

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09-06-2012, 03:22 AM	#17
Format C: Guru Posts: 753 Karma: 1496807 Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: The Third World Device: iLiad + PRS-505 + Kindle 3	The Note has a wacom tablet inside, meaning that it records not only the statical image of the handwriting, but also the dynamical movement of the hand (position, speed, acceleration, pressure and aerial movements). I've tested it in a biometric signature system, with rather good results. So, I'm pretty sure those data can be used for writing recognitions, provided a good "training" is done to calibrate the system: even if your "e" and "a" look very alike, the movement and speed to get there are usually different. The hardware is there: has someone developed the software?

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