The Apple Pencil is undoubtedly a great tool that accompanies the iPad to get the most out of it. There are many professionals who take advantage of the technology of this pencil to make incredible creations and even students to be able to make notes digitally. But in the future this accessory could be much better as pointed out by a patent that has been granted to Apple. In this article we tell you all the details about this new patent that has recently come to light.
The Apple Pencil will be more comfortable in future generations
One of the most important problems of pencils or pens is undoubtedly comfort. The Apple Pencil is not too intended to spend many hours with him in hand because it ends up making its use uncomfortable . This is what they want to solve from Apple in the future.
In the patent to which we have referred, a pencil is set that fits the different hands. To do this we can think about adding different rubber areas to improve the grip and do not slip through our finger although this is expected not to be applied finally because that could hinder the experience of loading the pencil.
This is why Apple would be thinking of adding a section of the pencil that suits the user’s hand. This would be achieved by adding a small engine so that you can contract and expand the Apple Pencil section between different states. In addition, this engine could be used so that we can have a good haptic response so that it simulates better that we have a pen or pencil in our hands. This increase in thickness would theoretically affect the area where the accessory is seized so the rest of the body would continue to maintain the same size. Regarding the design of the Apple Pencil, we would see that it goes from being round to triangular and could also include the presence of electromagnets.
But this is a simple patent like many others that Apple has presented throughout its history. You may end up seeing the light or be in a drawer locked forever but the truth is that on paper this idea seems very interesting to make it more comfortable working with the Apple Pencil on an iPad.
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