Electronic pen with spelling automatic checking function

Abstract

The invention relates to an electronic pen for automatically checking spelling, comprising: a pen shell, a built-in battery, a sensor, a text recognition electronic component and a switch. The motion sensor consists of a gyroscope and an accelerometer. When the smartpen detects a spelling or grammar error, it alerts the writer by vibrating. The pen's built-in sensor vibrates and buzzes when it detects an error in the writing process. If the letter is wrongly written, the pen will vibrate once, and if the grammar or word is misspelled, the pen will vibrate twice in succession, which acts as a reminder. Has a complete set of built-in handwriting recognition technology and software to process and detect errors in handwritten text. The pen can check for spelling or grammatical errors in words while the user is writing. Spelling mode is used to identify spelling mistakes, and calligraphic mode can point out flaws in sentence form and readability.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to an electronic pen, in particular to an electronic pen for automatically checking spelling. Background technique: [0002] For some students, writing with pen and paper is a daunting task. Without the safeguards of a trusted computer spell-checker, some embarrassing errors would have leaked out. Children who are just learning to write will always make various spelling or grammatical mistakes. If there is no parent to supervise at any time, the learning efficiency will be greatly reduced. Today, with the rapid popularization of computer networks, writing typos seems to be no longer the "patent" of classmates. Most text editing tools on computers have grammatical error correction functions, and input methods are becoming more and more intelligent, but not everyone uses computers to complete text work, such as students; what can we do about it? Although there are already some products on the market that automatically check spe...

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Traditional pens haven't changed much in recent years, but that doesn't mean there isn't room for improvement

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