Nuwa Pen uses computer vision and motion sensors to transform the words you write on paper

Nuwa Pen is a smart pen that puts the words you type on paper as you type.

The pen uses a standard D1 ink cartridge in conjunction with AI, computer vision and motion sensors to calculate every stroke the user writes or draws on any type of paper. Nuwa Pen will display the pen on The cost of CES 2025The biggest tech show in Las Vegas this week.

Launching in public beta in February 2025, the Nuwa Pen said it could help people rediscover the joy of writing without losing digital jobs, bridging the gap between analog and digital in a way no other tool can.

Available for purchase at a special pre-order price of $295 and with over 5,000 pre-orders to date, CES attendees can try out the Nuwa Pen exclusively at CES Unveiled Las Vegas on Sunday, January 5, at the Mandalay Bay Hotel, and CES previews. interviews available by appointment on January 6, and at the Venetian Expo, Booth 51272 from January 7 – 10. Watch a short video about the Nuwa Pen here.

There are several, well-known problems in the lives of people who focus on pictures: difficulty in REM sleep, reduced creativity and memory loss. Most people spend eight or more hours each day in front of a computer, often followed by video games. A growing body of research, however, is praising the benefits of handwriting, which has clear benefits for thinking and learning because it helps improve writing and communication skills.

“Writing is one of the human activities. “Many of the most amazing ideas in history were written by hand, not thrown away,” said Nuwa Pen and founder Marc Tuiner, in a statement. Pen lovers get the best of both worlds, as Nuwa Pen lets users easily share, search, and edit their handwriting.

How Nuwa Pen Works: Write. Digitize. Synchronization.

You can take a Nuwa pen and write in a notebook, a newspaper, a piece of paper or a Post-it note – just like a regular pen.

The Nuwa Pen uses conventional D1 ink cartridges, while its AI cameras and digital cameras track the notes and upload them to the Nuwa+ companion app. The Nuwa+ project organizes the documents into digital art and documents that users can connect to their other productivity programs, such as email, calendar and contacts.

Additional features and benefits include:

Digitization, Easy Transcription and Text Conversion: Digitizing documents from physical to digital, with the freedom to write on any piece of paper and easy translation from handwritten notes to text with a few clicks;

Augmented Notes and Seamless Synchronization: Connect Nuwa Pen notes with many devices – smartphone, tablet or computer – and allows the writer to add their notes to their calendar, email or contact software to combine handwritten notes with the digital world;

Search Made Easy: No more searching through endless pages of manuscripts – just type in a keyword to find other articles;

Sharing and Cooperation: Share Nuwa Pen posts with others and collaborate with them.

Writing a Dashboard: Stores user records;

Unlimited Storage: Keeps the author’s notes forever;

Smart summary: Nuwa Pen summarizes the author’s notes to keep them organized and on track.

“Unlike modern technology that takes people away from reality, Nuwa Pen takes a bold step back – to reality,” said Tuinier. “Nuwa Pen allows people to write without missing a beat in the digital world. The future of work and art will not focus on big screens or deep lenses. With the Nuwa Pen, it’s as easy as putting pen to paper. “

The Nuwa Pen is available for pre-order at a special price of $295 until mid-April 2025.

Founded in 2020, Nuwa Pen is a private company based in Groningen, Netherlands.