Handwritten data generation apparatus, handwritten data reproduction apparatus, and digital ink data structure
AssigneeWacom Co., Ltd.
InventorsHenry WONG, Ipei HUNG
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Abstract
An electronic pen is communicable with a tablet and includes a communication circuit configured to receive haptics data that is associated with stroke data and transmitted from the tablet. The electronic pen includes a vibration circuit configured to generate tactile feedback for a user. The electronic pen also includes a controller circuit configured to control the vibration circuit to generate the tactile feedback based on the haptics data received by the communication circuit.
Claims9
An electronic pen communicable with a tablet, the electronic pen comprising:
- a communication circuit configured to receive haptics data that is associated with stroke data and transmitted from the tablet;
- a vibration circuit configured to generate tactile feedback for a user;
- and
- a controller circuit configured to control the vibration circuit to generate the tactile feedback based on the haptics data received by the communication circuit.
An electronic pen communicable with a tablet, the electronic pen comprising:
- a communication circuit configured to receive pen pressure data that is associated with stroke data and transmitted from the tablet;
- a vibration circuit configured to generate tactile feedback for a user;
- and
- a controller circuit configured to control the vibration circuit to generate the tactile feedback based on the pen pressure data received by the communication circuit.
A tactile feedback reproduction method executed by an electronic pen communicable with a tablet, the tactile feedback reproduction method comprising:
- receiving data that is associated with stroke data and transmitted from the tablet;
- and
- generating tactile feedback for a user based on the received data;
- wherein the received data is at least one of haptics data associated with the stroke data or pen pressure data associated with the stroke data.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.