Wacom Co., Ltd.

Markus Weber

Naoya Nishizawa

Hiroshi Fujioka

Joss Giffard-Burley

Avinav Khanal

Kenton Jay Loftus

Philipp Daniel Schongen

Milen Dimitrov Metodiev

Anthony Ashton

Yoana Simeonova

Goerkem Sinirlioglu

Nikolay Vasilev

Provided are an ink data generation apparatus, an ink data generation method, and an ink data generation program that are capable of improving ease of handling ink data when or after metadata is generated. An ink data generation apparatus performs a determination as to an inclusion relation between a first set and a second set by comparing stroke elements of first set data and stroke elements of second set data using the first set data and the second set data. The ink data generation apparatus generates first metadata for the first set described in a form that varies in accordance with a result of the determination.

Ink data generation apparatus, method, and program

A method for providing selectable quick actions on handwritten data in a handwritten document is disclosed. The method includes fetching the handwritten data corresponding to strokes made by a user in the handwritten document and recognizing text associated with the received handwritten data by employing a handwriting recognition technique. The method also includes identifying keywords in the recognized text and classifying each identified keyword into an entity type by employing a named entity recognition, a named entity linking, and/or a knowledge graph. In some embodiments, the method includes determining actionable items associated with the classified entity type corresponding to each keyword and creating quick actions, selectable by the user, for each keyword based on the determined actionable items via the knowledge graph. The method includes rendering the created quick actions associated with each keyword on the handwritten document based on a profile associated with the user.

Providing selectable quick actions on handwritten data in a handwritten document

According to one aspect, it becomes possible to easily modify a 3D object which is displayed in a virtual reality space. A method is performed by a computer configured to be communicable with a position detection device that includes a drawing surface and that, in operation, detects a position of an electronic pen on the drawing surface. The method includes rendering, in a virtual reality space, a first object that is a 3D object, rendering, near the first object, a display surface that is a 3D object, rendering, on the display surface, a 3D line that is a 3D object generated based on the position of the electronic pen on the drawing surface, wherein the position of the electronic pen is detected by the position detection device, and outputting the first object, the display surface, and the 3D line, which are the 3D objects, to a display.

Computer-implemented method, computer, and program for rendering a three-dimensional object in a virtual reality space

A system and a method are provided to facilitate a search of information indicated by stroke data. A system includes a processor. The processor obtains stroke data generated in response to handwriting input and generates, by performing semantic analysis on the stroke data, semantic metadata including semantic data indicating semantics of the stroke data and purpose data determined based on the semantic data.

System and stroke data processing method

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Dusseldorf, Germany

Markus Weber