PenMoto

The Revolutionary Pen/Stylus Attachment

PenMoto is a magnetic ring that quickly retrieves and stores a pen making it possible to transition from writing to typing with the simple flick of a finger. The self-sizing ring and coupler adapt to nearly any pen or stylus, and is ideal for variety of electronics, including Wacom Pens, computers, iPads, calculators, and more. Writing, editing and computing will be easier than ever with PenMoto…and more fun! Pre-Order one today!

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How it Works

Background

PenMoto’s concept originated after Kelvin Geis purchased a Wacom for photo editing. He loved the functionality and performance of the Wacom, but often found himself searching for its pen after typing or answering the phone. He needed a method to keep his Wacom more accessible and secure. So he and his brother got some masking tape and magnets and began experimenting. Four years later, their masking tape and magnet invention has evolved into what we call today PenMoto.

Video Gallery

See some videos below on how it works.

Title: PenMoto at Work
Runtime: 2:38
Views: 9,841

Title: PenMoto Pieces
Runtime: 3:16
Views: 7,339

Title: Spinning Tutorial
Runtime: 2:13
Views: 897

Title: PenMoto Machined
Runtime: 1:56
Views: 870

Title: pen8
Runtime: 0:21
Views: 865

Title: Magnets
Runtime: 2:46
Views: 504

Title: Freehanded and Ambidextrous
Runtime: 0:44
Views: 302

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Uses

Wacom Pens

PenMoto started with a solution to make it easier to multitask with Wacom Pens, and that start has become a reality. PenMoto makes it easier than ever for professionals to work with a Wacom Pen.

Pen’s and Pencils

PenMoto works great with everyday pens and pencils and fits almost all of them. From writing/signing to keyboard and back again, PenMoto will keep your pen handy throughout the day.

Tablet Stylus’

PenMoto partners with your stylus during four and five finger gestures of Apple’s upcoming iOS 5. As well as other multi-touch gesture based apps such as Adobe’s Eazel and Sketchbook Pro.