conversant with the Photoshop tool called the eye dropper , which yield an artist the power to attract colour from any background?Mashable recently shareda product called theScribble Penthat bring that colouring - equal ability to the actual earth , using a sensor and innovative interior ink - mixing technology .
As demonstrated in the promo picture above , Scribble Pen users press a button while the top of the pen is conjure against an target . When the RGB sensor picks up on a colour , the " impudent micro pump " inside the penitentiary blend lightfast , water - resistant ink to match what the detector sees . Then , the ink flows from one of the pen ’s three available tips . The twist is rechargeable and has an advertised battery life of around seven 60 minutes . Another model , the Scribble Pen Stylus for lozenge , lasts up to 15 hours .
As Mashable andCNETpoint out , there was a bit of argument surrounding the technology when it first surfaced back in 2014 . After its initial launching onKickstarter , disgruntle backer learned that they had support a project that only exist as a concept . Kickstarter give way the team behind Scribble 24 hours to bring on a video that showed a forge paradigm . They declined and moved the project to another crowdfunding site predict Tilt . There , they were meet with the same criticism and the military campaign was canceled . Scribble managed to raise over $ 594,000 before the cancelations , harmonise to Mashable , but the backers were refunded .
According to entropy onScribble ’s website , the caller now has working products to offer — but some are still cautious . " I ’m going to remain skeptical until I try one out myself , " Mashable product analyst Raymond Wong wrote . " The Scribble Pen sounds awing , but I ’ve been let down by too many cool theme that are just that , a cool idea . "
you could pre - order the Scribble Pen for $ 249 and the Scribble Pen Stylus for $ 119on the company ’s site .
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