System and method for an electronic signature device

A system for applying an electronic signature to a document upon authorization of

• a signing user to be authorized to sign, comprising:
• a) an electronic signature device comprising:
• i) touchpoint detection technology;
• ii) a memory for storing a plurality of instructions;
• iii) a processor for executing said instructions;
• iv) an authentication module;
• b) a user computational device comprising:
• i) a second memory storing a defined native instruction set of codes;
• ii) a second processor configured to perform basic operations in response to instructions from said native instruction set;
• iii) a first set of machine codes for receiving touchpoint detection data;
• iv) a second set of machine codes for analyzing touchpoint data;
• c) a server gateway comprising an authentication module;
• wherein:
• the signing user physically manipulates the electronic signature device to touch the document;
• the touchpoint detection technology:
• i) detects physical touching of the document or its electronic representation at multiple touchpoints;
• ii) comprises a pressure sensor that provides touchpoint detection data to the processor;
• iii) includes a physical stamp-like device whose pressing indicates document signing;
• the processor executes electronic signature instructions upon detecting multiple touchpoints;
• the touchpoint detection data includes multiple pressures applied through the physical device on digital or non-digital media;
• the document is accessible through the user computational device;
• the electronic signature application is transmitted from the electronic signature device to the user computational device;
• the electronic signature device authenticates the touchpoint application through its authentication module;
• wherein the server gateway's authentication module:
• i) receives authentication from the electronic signature device;
• ii) determines if the document should be stored as authentically signed;
• wherein the system is capable of handling both physical and electronic documents, with the touchpoint detection technology able to detect physical touching of a physical medium when applicable.

A system for applying an electronic signature to a document upon authorization of

• a signing user to be authorized to sign, comprising:
• a) an electronic signature device including:
• i) touchpoint detection technology;
• ii) a memory storing instructions;
• iii) a processor executing said instructions;
• iv) an authentication module;
• b) a user computational device including:
• i) a second memory storing a native instruction set;
• ii) a second processor performing operations based on said native instruction set;
• iii) machine codes for receiving and analyzing touchpoint detection data;
• c) a server gateway with an authentication module;
• wherein:
• the electronic signature device is physically manipulated by the signing user to touch and stamp the document, indicating signing;
• the touchpoint detection technology:
• i) detects physical contact with the document or its electronic representation at multiple touchpoints;
• ii) comprises an inertial measurement unit (IMU);
• iii) includes a physical stamp-like device;
• the processor:
• i) receives touchpoint detection data from the imu;
• ii) authenticates the application of the touchpoint detection technology;
• iii) executes electronic signature instructions upon detecting multiple touchpoints;
• the touchpoint detection data includes multiple pressures applied through the physical device on digital or non-digital media;
• the document or its representation is accessible via the user computational device;
• the electronic signature application is transmitted from the electronic signature device to the user computational device;
• the electronic signature device authenticates the touchpoint application through its authentication module;
• the server gateway's authentication module:
• i) receives authentication from the electronic signature device;
• ii) determines if the document should be stored as authentically signed;
• the system accommodates both physical and electronic documents, with the touchpoint detection technology capable of detecting physical contact with a physical medium when applicable.