SoftStylus Fingerwriting Software - Motorola Solutions India

Overview

Using the touchpad you already have on your notebook computer, Motorola’s SoftStylus software greatly simplifies data input.

Highly accurate and designed for most world languages, including Chinese, SoftStylus fingerwriting software has overcome most of the obstacles in recognition.

Available for the PC as a standalone application and as a custom-designed embedded solution, SoftStylus redefines the concept of data input.

Features and Benefits

Highly accurate recognition rate
Supports Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese (including phonetic input), Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Icelandic, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Spanish, Swedish, Thai and Turkish
Pin Yin-based phonetic assistance
Unicode recognition engine and application GUI
Word Prediction—SoftStylus learns how you write
Text-to-Speech—audible confirmation of written characters
Word completion and dictionary

Benefits

Market a complete character input package to your end users
Software-based solution eliminates need for external touchpad and stylus
Helps increase speed and accuracy over keyboard-based entry

System Requirements

Notebook PC with integrated touchpad
60MB available hard drive space
Microsoft Windows Vista® or Windows XP®

Technological Features

Connective Strokes—finger-write entire characters with strokes in a connective way. Users can write in their natural style—no need to learn “shorthand” finger movements.
Disordered Strokes—obtain correct results even if a character is written in a different stroke order. This provides users flexibility by removing restrictions on stroke sequence.
Cursive Writing—the ability to recognize frequently used cursive characters. Chinese cursive writing, also called Xing Shu, can be very different from writing manuscript characters.
Phonetic Assistance—the ability to use the Pin Yin equivalent of a character to assist with character input.
Writer Adaptation—the ability of the finger writing engine to learn the key characteristics of the user’s writing style and adapt to them over time.
Word Prediction—the ability of the finger writing engine to combine a static dictionary and a dynamic user dictionary to achieve word prediction. To speed input for the user, when a character is entered, a group of associated characters will be shown to form a word or text sequence in conjunction with the inputted character from which the user can chose.

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