Applications

In hybrid meetings, ideas often disappear.
Whiteboards don’t translate well to remote participants, and alternative systems remain expensive, intimidating, or underused.

AMI bridges physical collaboration and digital platforms by making analog interaction visible, shareable, and persistent.
Whiteboards, walls, and meeting surfaces become live collaboration tools — without screens or behavioral change.

Educators have powerful digital tools, but many are too complex to use every day. As a result, teaching still relies on whiteboards and handwriting — and much of that knowledge is lost after class.

AMI enhances existing teaching tools. Boards, markers, and writing surfaces naturally capture and preserve handwriting and diagrams, without changing how teachers work.

Creative flow is fragile. Latency, rigid interfaces, and screen-based tools interrupt expression and distance creators from the physical act of drawing, sketching, and writing — especially for those who use paper and pencil.

AMI lets creators work with the tools they trust. Pens, pencils, paper, and surfaces become digitally connected, capturing gestures and movement without losing the tactile experience.

In industrial environments, critical know-how is often shared through handwritten notes and sketches that get erased or lost, making processes hard to document and transfer.

AMI turns everyday writing surfaces into connected, traceable tools. Operators work as usual while actions and information are captured in real time and linked to digital systems.

In healthcare, critical information is often written by hand and can be hard to preserve, share, or track reliably.

AMI turns everyday writing surfaces into connected systems that capture and digitize key data as it is written, without changing how professionals work.