Staedtler Mars Gmbh & Co. Kg

Rilke Dix

Alexander Vyhnal

Jürgen Adler

Peter Weiss

Arno Castner

Oliver Schwab

Max Bergmann

Jurgen Adler

An input device for touch-sensitive, capacitive surfaces, including an application device having at least one application element and at least one contacting element. The application device is designed as a holder filled with a liquid, gel-like, or pasty application medium. The holder of the application device is non-conductive at least in the gripping region. The application medium is electrically conductive, and an electrically conductive connection is formed between the at least one contacting element and the liquid, gel-like, or pasty application medium.

Input device for touch-sensitive, capacitive surfaces

An input device for capacitive, touch-sensitive displays, wherein the device is a simple pen, wherein the simple pen can be sharpened, wherein the device is present as a core, or wherein the device is present as a core with a coating, or wherein the device is present as core with a casing, or wherein the device includes a core, a casing and a coating, and wherein the core, the casing and/or the coating are configured so as to be electrically conductive.

Input device for touch-sensitive capacitive displays

The invention relates to an input devicefor capacitive touch-sensitive displays, wherein the device is a simple pen, wherein the simple pen can be sharpened, wherein the device is present as a core, or wherein the device is present as a core with a coating, or wherein the device is present as a core with a casing, or wherein the device comprises a core, a casing and a coating, wherein the core, the casing and/or the coating are configured to be electrically conductive, wherein an element, a contacting elementfor a tablet/display is formed at one end of the device, and wherein the contacting element is formed as an electrically conductive material.

Input device for touch-sensitive, capacitive displays

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