A few days ago Wacom introduced Clipboard, a device that allows users to fill out and sign documents in the traditional way, although with the great feature of converting them to digital format in real time.
Wacom Clipboard has other virtues such as ability to capture and add biometric handwritten signatures. Let's say that it becomes a perfect smartpad for those companies that do not want to give up, yet, paper in its different formats such as paper forms.
Before the Wacom Clipboard we are facing an electronic clipboard that is able to sync with a PC or mobile device via Bluetooth. It also has, how could it be otherwise, USB connectivity, especially designed for PCs.
The way it works is pretty straightforward by placing a document on the Wacom Clipaboard, so that with its built-in barcode reader, you are able to automatically identify and notify the device or PC that the digital version is available. The next step is to take the included pen in hand, so that the user can fill out the paper form.
All strokes made with the pen are captured and transferred in real time and applied automatically to the digital document. The technology used in this device is electromagnetic resonance.
Wacom accompanies your device with CLB Create and CLB Paper, two applications to design forms and capture, process and save in digital format everything that is written with the Clipboard.
May be acquired from the end of July y you can access this link For more information on this new Wacom product, one of the specialists in this type of tool both for designers and professionals in the sector.