Clever compass can draw digital files in 2D and 3D

The drawing of complex forms in wide format used to be the domain of old fashioned pen plotters or digital inkjet printers. That is until Ken Nakagaki´s invention. Based on compass technology Ken developed a movable arm which can draw straight onto materials. It is a simple and affordable way to transfer digital files onto paper, using Bluetooth. Ken also developed a version with a small knife which can cut digital forms out of foil. The 2D or 3D files can be delivered via computer or handheld devices. Take a look at his invention on the Blokboek.com video page.