The Apple Pencil is one of the best things we can buy if we have an iPad and plan to draw or take notes by hand. Apple has released a special style update for its 2018 iPad Pro, the second-generation Apple Pencil. This version has a distinctive design that highlights the flat side of the tablet's side and builds your battery for induction.
Aside from being ergonomic and less slippery, the second-generation Apple Pencil It has the double touch of changing tools easily. However, since it has a small touch area, it wouldn't hurt the company to schedule more touchpoints to perform other actions. And that's what the new patent is about.
Flexible sensitivity to the tips of our hands
The patent filed by Apple in the United States Patent and Trademark Office was named Touch the stylus input, as noted by Apple Insider. The application is accompanied by a brief description of its operation:
Touch-mounted devices, such as a stylus, can receive touch information from users. Touch input functions can be performed using a touch sensor, such as a sensing device. The touch sensor can be integrated with a pencil in the form of a low profile. The input can be obtained from a natural holder. In addition, the pencil can effectively distinguish between a person's tactile input and discredit the tactile input provided while the user simply holds the pencil in a natural hold.
It seems so Apple is investigating how to upgrade its iPad stylus. Proof of this is the latest patent issued in relation to its derivatives. One of them is about giving it a very similar feel to pencil and real paper when we write with it, and the other is about how to accommodate the size of the users' hands.
However, and as we keep in mind in these cases, this is nothing more than a patent. Companies like Apple do a lot of ownership in making It is unknown if next time we see Apple Pencil for these features.
