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Joel bookmarked on 2009-05-12 OCR
  • A newly-written Quickie is a simple Post-it note, which is scribed on a sensitive pad that allows the computer to capture and store the written information. This is done using commercially available digital-pen hardware, which translates the movement of the pen on the surface of the paper sticky note into digital information. The data can be viewed at any time through the Quickie software, which stores the sticky notes as images and converts the hand-written notes into computer-understandable text using available handwriting recognition algorithms. 
  • TFOT has previously covered other innovative concepts developed at MIT – be sure to check out the article about the “MIT Lecture Browser” – a video and audio search tool that allows students to search for specific words in video lectures. You are also welcome to read about the “Audeo” neckband, a device that translates thoughts into speech by intercepting nerve signals.

This link has been bookmarked by 2 people . It was first bookmarked on 12 May 2009, by Joel Liu.

  • 12 May 09
    • A newly-written Quickie is a simple Post-it note, which is scribed on a sensitive pad that allows the computer to capture and store the written information. This is done using commercially available digital-pen hardware, which translates the movement of the pen on the surface of the paper sticky note into digital information. The data can be viewed at any time through the Quickie software, which stores the sticky notes as images and converts the hand-written notes into computer-understandable text using available handwriting recognition algorithms. 
    • TFOT has previously covered other innovative concepts developed at MIT – be sure to check out the article about the “MIT Lecture Browser” – a video and audio search tool that allows students to search for specific words in video lectures. You are also welcome to read about the “Audeo” neckband, a device that translates thoughts into speech by intercepting nerve signals.