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September 23rd, 2005
Vision Objects announces first Platinum Partner Metalinks
Nantes, September 23rd, 2005, Vision Objects, the leading provider in handwriting recognition technology, is proud to announce its first Platinum partnership with Metalinks, the long-standing developer of Anoto-based Natural Interfaces on both professional and consumer markets.
“We are delighted to welcome Metalinks as our first Platinum Partner,” says Stefan Knerr, founder and CEO of Vision Objects. “Through the combination of our expertise in handwriting recognition and Metalinks’ creativity and know-how in developing natural interfaces, together we bring modern writing in both professional and personal markets to a new dimension in terms of easy, ergonomic and efficient data processing.”
Vision Objects’ Platinum partnership consists in a multi-project developer’s licence covering all territories, as well as all supported language packs. Through this Platinum Partnership, Metalinks also gains access to Vision Objects’ advanced technological components, helping ensure top quality service to their customers and complete flexibility in all their projects.
“We are not only proud to be the first to sign this Platinum partnership, but our Platinum status clearly reveals our deployment strategy” says Barthélemy Gilles, founder and CEO of Metalinks. “It also confirms the position of our PaperPC platform as the reference of Anoto-based handwriting capture solutions, as much on transversal markets as vertical ones. We now fully meet the needs of international groups aiming at deploying their solutions in their different subsidiaries. It will also allow us and our Strategic Partner, leading paper manufacturer Clairefontaine, to address new markets worldwide.”
Metalinks’ PaperPC platform collects all your notes, drawings and other handwritten items through digital pen and paper and makes them available from anywhere through the Internet, on any device. It stores your personal data, converts it to digital text and sends it through email, SMS, MMS or Fax.
About Metalinks
Based in Rueil-Malmaison - France, 15 minutes from central Paris, Metalinks is a high-tech start-up specialized in individual centered information system conception and development.
These developments resolve problems concerning conventional screen/keyboard interfaces that have reached their limit in applications. Metalinks has focused on complementary alternative interfaces, repositioning the movement of the hand as the heart of the process of individual added value generation. Metalinks has also developed the currently most advanced Anoto functionality based solutions.
The PaperPCTM Technology makes the fusion between a powerful infrastructure, the best cursive and scripted handwriting recognition engines and knowledge management oriented architectures.
PaperPC is the immediate future of stationery.
For further information please visit us at www.metalinks.net
Get to know everything about PaperPC on www.clairefontaine-paperpc.com
Press contact Metalinks:
Adolphe Choay
About Vision Objects
Vision Objects, global leader in handwriting recognition and understanding, provides the industry standard in Handwriting Recognition Technology. Vision Objects’ ground-breaking MyScript Technology reliably recognizes and converts handwriting into smart, valuable and searchable digital information. MyScript is also available in many Western and Asian languages.
MyScript is integrated into many existing systems for high level form processing, personal information management, messaging and edutainment applications.
Vision Objects’ mission is to develop and market accurate and high performance Handwriting Recognition & Understanding software for any platform using handwritten data entry through pen-based user interfaces such as Digital Pens, PDAs, Tablet PCs and Smartphones.
Press contact Vision Objects:
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