Software Design for an Inkless Pen

Already been done . . .

when and by whom,

What about a random word generator to assist with the reading of the white paper?

Step 1 - Hire a programmer

Step 2 - Ask him what he needs to know to write your s/w.

Already been done... http://www.gizmag.com/go/8067/ http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/gadgets/the-inkless-metal-pen-224887.php

Is that the name the inkless metel pen who is the company that manufactures it/

You aren't providing enough information. Is there hardware interfacing? What programming language would be appropriate? What is it supposed to do? If it is inkless, but is a 'pen', then presumably it uses some other method to register a mark... could even be carbon paper.

If the entire project is proprietary and secret, I'm willing to sign an NDA to find out more..send me a personal message.

Chris

I sent you an e-mail hope you receive it and get back to me.

Thanks,Moore

Chris, did you receive my information I have not heard from you, I e-mailed you last week did you get my e-mail with my patent number. Tell me what you think.

Thanks, Snickers2

Yes I recieved.. sorry for not responding.. just a lot on my plate. I did read the information and find it interesting. I will email you privately with more questions soon, and we can discuss what I will be able to do for you.

Thanks,

Chris.

i agree with Chriss what is the scope of this pen? do you need persons to design it?

why is the purpose of the software.

and an inkless pen allready excist it is called a pencil.

yes I do need someone to design and write software, it is much more than a pencil, any suggestions

thanks snickers2

Its an input device.

this was very helpful great info,

thanks snickers2

Hi, snickers2!

Here's the thing. You never know whether your idea is the same as, different from better or worse than what already exists until you get a chance to see what else is out there.

In the meantime, you can protect your idea without having the specifics about the software or programming, simply by making a careful description of it and registering it with the US Patent Office as a "Provisional Patent". This will give you a whole year to do the actual development with tech-talented partners who can then become partners in the venture, but never the inventor; because even though they put the guts into your idea to make it work, it's the original idea that counts as the invention.

So write down your idea and get a Provisional Patent for it. While you're doing this, you'll discover what else is out there; and if it's the same as what you thought up, you don't have to proceed any farther. But until then, never stop.

Mark

Contact:

http://scientificsonline.com/default.asp?sid=mar2209edmu&eid=mar2209edmu&lm=edmu&bhcd2=1237803033