#Colorpicker pen Bluetooth#

In an imgur post, user ilikepie641 describes how he found a “glitch” in Scribble's original Youtube video, revealing that the drawings may have been faked and put in during post production. So what have we got here? The team isn't having a lot of success on these crowdfunding platforms, but that doesn't mean their product isn't great, right? Funny that literally thousands of other creators ran successful campaigns with only prototypes, but sure. The creators claimed that Tilt's issue was that they only had a prototype, and the product wasn't 100% ready.

Since these conditions were not satisfied, we decided that the best course of action to protect our community - both contributors and organizers - was to discontinue the campaign and refund 100% of all payments over the next three days.'īefore being cancelled, the pen raised $227,540 on Tilt. 'Upon the internal review, we requested additional information from the campaign organizers and provided a defined window of time for them to provide a new video of an actual, working prototype like seen in the video OR an in-person prototype of the pen. However, Tilt closed the campaign because 'the creators again failed to provide sufficient details.' They wrote, The Scribble team moved their campaign to Tilt, another crowdfunding platform. However, they chose to do it through their own crowdfunding website. The Scribble team wrote that Kickstarter's specifications were 'arbitrary,' 'not known to us upfront,' and 'the ultimatum was impossible to meet.' Not long after announcing the cancellation, the team announced the relaunch of the campaign. We fully assure you that there is no reason to panic and our team is doing its very best to come up with a much better and very informative video that will put all your questions and concerns to rest.' However, We received an email from kickstarter dated 08/12/14 requesting a new and more illustrative video within 24 hours, so we had to cancel the project with hopes of restarting it again with a much more detailed video. 'In view of the many requests to better see and understand how the Scribble Pen and Scribble Stylus works, we are currently shooting another video in more depth which will be available sometime next week. They even reached the goal within five hours of launching the campaign. That's more than three times their original goal. Three years later, 'funding for this project was cancelled by the project creator' despite the fact that the team raised $366,566. It looks like the first evidence of the Scribble Pen was on Kickstarter in August 2011.

In short, that the Scribble Pen might be too good to be true (all evidence seems to point that way, at least). Sounds great, right? Like many, you've probably been questioning: Just how can this piece of technology work? We wondered the same thing - and we're here to report the science behind the tech, or rather, that there doesn't seem to be any. Because of its small size we have created a number of innovations never seen before in the color reproduction industry.' 'We've been in the design process for two years and the Scribble has gone through various design changes to get it to where we are now, a working prototype that’s ready for use in home and business applications. Interestingly, the Scribble Ink ($150) and Scribble STYLUS ($80) are 162 mm long and don’t weigh much either, only 39 and 34 grams respectively.Scribble, the 'revolutionary pen that draws in any color ' from Scribble Technology claims that it is able to scan color from any object and instantly reproduce the color on paper or a digital screen.

#Colorpicker pen Bluetooth#

It runs on rechargeable lithium-ion battery and also features Bluetooth 4.0 wireless technology to be utilized on your smartphone and a Micro USB connector. The Scribble is reported to have the capacity of reproduce as many colors as 16 million out of 100k unique colors stored in its built-in 1GB memory. The refillable cartridges of the Scribble Ink (STYLUS: capacitive rubber nib) sports cyan, white, black, yellow and magenta colors and thus make you reproduce on the paper the very color you’ve stored earlier. With a built-in 16-bit RGB color sensor ARM 9 microprocessor on the top end, it captures the color scheme as exactly as it is. It functions as a color picker pen and comes in two options, Scribble Ink and Scribble STYLUS that lets you draw any color you have seen with your naked eye on paper or your favorite mobile device. Meet the Scribble, a few hands more advanced than just a coloring device. Where some 3D pen works to quench the thirst of an artist, it can’t satisfy the soul unless it offers colorful doodling.