Hock Meng Wan

Title: Hock Meng Wan and His Electronic Eraser Invention.

Introduction

Hock Meng Wan is an inventor associated with Saitama, Japan, and Wacom Corporation Limited. His patent work includes an electronic eraser designed to support pressure-sensitive erasing with an electronic pen.

Latest Patents

The supplied information identifies one patent for Wan: Electronic Eraser. The invention describes an electronic pen unit with a core body and pressure detector. When pressure is applied to the core body, the detector sends an erasing signal that includes pressure information.

The device also features a substantially rectangular housing and a separable, square-pyramid-shaped corner member. The electronic pen unit is arranged obliquely inside the housing, with its core body aligned along the corner member’s central axis. This arrangement allows the corner member to slide and move along that axis.

Career Highlights

Wan’s listed patent reflects work on an electronic input device that combines pressure detection with a movable erasing component. The supplied information associates him with Wacom Corporation Limited and reports 1 patent.

Collaborations

The available details connect Wan’s invention with Wacom Corporation Limited. No additional collaborators or co-inventors are identified in the information provided.

Conclusion

Hock Meng Wan’s documented patent contribution is an electronic eraser that uses pressure-sensitive input and a sliding corner component, linking his inventive work to Wacom Corporation Limited.