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Experience Innovation at CES 2025

Hanvon Technology Takes the Stage

Hanvon Technology, a trailblazer in the realm of artificial intelligence in China, made waves at CES 2025, held at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The company's exhibit under the theme "Touch the Future" unveiled a suite of groundbreaking technologies, among which the world's first EMC-Touch chip, the HW0888, stood out. Other highlights included the unveiling of the Penstar digital notebook brand, biomimetic flying robots, and advanced solutions in digital signatures and OCR (Optical Character Recognition). This grand showcase not only accentuated Hanvon's original technologies but also its broad industrial capabilities.

The Game-Changing EMC-Touch Chip

Since its inception in 1993, Hanvon has been at the forefront of electromagnetic touch technology, being one of only two companies in the world to hold patents in wireless passive electromagnetic technology. In 2010, the company ventured into the capacitive touch domain. The culmination of 30 years of expertise in electromagnetic technology and 15 years in capacitive touch has led to the introduction of the EMC-Touch chip, HW0888. This innovative chip, when paired with a singular layer of sensors, provides a seamless EMC solution, allowing for interaction with both passive electromagnetic pens and capacitive touch devices. It boasts 8192 levels of pressure sensitivity and supports multi-finger touch functionality, setting a new industry standard.

Penstar: Redefining the Digital Notebook Landscape

In response to the expanding global demand, Hanvon has revamped its branding strategy for Penstar, launching its eNote digital notebook in North America in August 2024. The Penstar eNote's innovative PureView™ ePaper screen technology effectively negates accidental touches while significantly enhancing clarity, leading to rapid user adoption in North America. This introduction at CES signals Hanvon's ambition to carve a prominent space in the global digital notebook market, focusing on comprehensive online and offline strategies for growth.

GoGoBird Takes Flight

Another remarkable offering is Hanvon's GoGoBird, hailed as the world's first commercialized autonomous biomimetic robot designed to replicate flapping wing movements. Launched in 2019, the GoGoBird has gained extensive traction, now serving various markets worldwide, including North America, Europe, and Asia. The latest model, the GoGoBird 3010, also known as the Golden Eagle, incorporates advanced AI-driven technology for intelligent sensing and autonomous obstacle avoidance, alongside high-definition real-time image transmission capabilities.

Leading the Charge in AI Innovation

During the CES event, Hanvon also displayed leading-edge solutions in areas such as digital signatures and OCR, driving forward the global conversation on digital sustainability. The company's handwriting recognition technology stands out for its high accuracy and efficiency, adapting seamlessly to multiple languages and low resource consumption. The versatility of this technology extends to various applications across industries, optimizing input methods for enhanced user experience.

With over 20 years of proficiency in OCR, Hanvon has achieved a remarkable handwriting recognition rate of over 95%, effectively addressing industry challenges across diverse scenarios, including financial documentation and vehicle licenses.

A Vision for the Future

With its longstanding dedication to pioneering artificial intelligence technologies, Hanvon's presentation at CES 2025 underscores its leadership position in AI-powered interactions and innovations. As a spokesperson from Hanvon stated, the company aspires to ensure that "machines understand you better," actively participating in shaping the future of technology interaction. Hanvon's introduction of groundbreaking products like the EMC-Touch chip and the Penstar notebook promises to influence the trajectory of AI interactions in our daily lives. In Hanvon's words, together, we will "touch the future" in this exciting new era of artificial intelligence.