Margaret Atwood is credited as the inventor of the LongPen, a remote-signing device that allows a person to write on a tablet in one location while a robotic arm reproduces the handwriting in ink elsewhere. Atwood developed the idea after years of international book tours, seeing it as a way to sign books for distant readers while reducing travel.
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