The Interactive Surface Development Kit is a complete development kit based on the digital pens from Anoto. The Anoto-based pens scan a dot pattern upon motion and build a 2D representation of the drawn trajectory with a very high degree of accuracy. Most of the pens have USB connectivity, but the most interesting ones have Bluetooth connectivity (which means being able to send your handwritten notes in real-time). Thus, it allows a real-time streaming of multiple pens over Bluetooth.
The package can be ordered together with an A0-sized streaming paper or with a special A0-sized streaming rear-projection foil. The standard size, A0, has an area of 841mm x 1189mm (31.1in x 46.8in). This allows you to develop cheap rear-projection screens (e.g. whiteboards) or front-projection tables. The development kit is perfect for developing fast applications based on large interactive surfaces. The Interactive Surface Development Kit comes also with a C# based demo sample.
The Interactive Surface Development Kit consists of the following parts:
- Streaming enabled digital pens from Anoto (DP-201 model)
- Real-time Digital Pen SDK (.NET libraries + calibration tools)
- Printouts of streaming enabled Anoto pattern (A0 sized, front paper or rear projection foil)
Notice that all pens come with an Anoto run-time license. The SDK comes with a C# example and includes a calibration tool that helps you to connect the digital pens faster to your computer and which support you during the calibration steps using a projector-based setup. If you are interested using this Development Kit, please proceed to our order request form or contact us directly by email or phone.
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