Input-A Information

The wand is a handheld device that lets you write in the air - draw letters with your hand and they appear as typed text on whatever screen you're using. A television first: search, sign-in and messages from the sofa, without a phone and without talking to your TV. Handwriting is recognized from motion alone, on the device itself. No camera, no microphone, nothing sent to a cloud - the recognizer is a compact neural network running on Nordic Semiconductor nRF54 silicon with on-chip AI acceleration, reading each character in under 30 milliseconds. To the receiving device the wand is a standard Bluetooth keyboard, so it types into TVs, phones, tablets and computers with nothing to install. It doesn't ask you to write neatly - it learns your hand. A short onboarding personalizes the recognizer to each writer and delivers the personalized model back to the device over the air. The training corpus comes from a paid, consented study program of 400+ participants, plus public web demos anyone can try today. Input-A was co-founded by Dr. John Usher (PhD McGill; pioneered TWS earphones and developed Dolby - Atmos upmixer credit - and MPEG-I immersive-audio standards). Engineering in Berlin; incorporated in the US as Inputa Inc. (Delaware). Try it now: phone-demo.the-wand.ai/write - your phone becomes the wand.