As technology advances, the capacity or ports of language learning tools such as tapes, CDs, VCDs, to even MP3 have become increasingly sophisticated in terms of function and user friendliness. However, these tools still lack the practicality that benefits learning. When you encounter a new word, don't you hope to immediately know how it is pronounced? When using a CD player, do you sometimes only want to listen to a specific sentence but end up having to listen to the whole paragraph? Our latest development – the "OID Pen" can address the issues mentioned above.
As the name suggests, it takes the appearance and features of a pen: easy to carry and store.
However, its tip consists of an optical identification device (OID/Optical Index/Optical Identification) that translates text into sound, allowing users to easily "listen" to the content of the book. Although there are many similar products on the market (such as Afaya pen, stylus pen, etc.), our newly developed "OID Pen" can recognize over 65,000 words and images, making it applicable to a wider range of books and uses.
