AI NOTES - HANDWRITING CLASSES ARE A HIT

- From reading to writing... Funding supporters are excited about the 'writing hip' trend beyond 'text hip'
- From real-time translation to organizing meeting minutes... AI-powered digital notebook surpasses 300 million won in funding in one day
- Handwriting class project hits the jackpot with billion-dollar funding

Funding Store Platform Wadizrecently announced that the "AI Notes" project launched on its platform has surpassed $300 million in funding in just one day.

The iFLYTEK AI Notes Wadizis an "e-ink" display that offers speech recognition in 15 languages, character and handwriting recognition in 83 languages, real-time translation in 10 languages, automatic creation and summary of meeting minutes, and AI search.

The project will be released exclusively in Korea Wadizand has been highly anticipated, with more than 6,000 people signing up for notifications before the project opened.

THE PERFECT PAPER TEXTURE MAKES HANDWRITING AND NOTE-TAKING AS COMFORTABLE AND NATURAL AS WRITING ON REAL PAPER, BUT THE TECHNOLOGY'S ACCURATE CONVERSION CAPABILITIES AND CHAT GPT HAVE MADE IT VERY POPULAR AMONG EARLY ADOPTERS.

ACCORDING TO WADIZ, HANDWRITING HAS BECOME "HIP" IN RECENT YEARS, ESPECIALLY AMONG GEN ZERS. IN PARTICULAR, IT'S EVOLVED FROM A TREND OF HANDWRITING ON PAPER TO A CULTURE OF WRITING AND CREATING FONTS ON DIGITAL SCREENS.

On the Wadiz platform, projects with keywords like "handwriting," "fountain pen," and "calligraphy" increased by 211% in terms of funding amount and 140% in terms of funding payments from January to May of this year (10 days).

This year, some billion-dollar projects have also emerged. A handwriting class taught by the creator of the Forbes-selected font "Mihwache" surpassed KRW 400 million in funding in four days, raising KRW 740 million in a month, exceeding its goal by 149,637%.

The 'Sidowsam Handwriting Class' project, which is running from April 25th to May 16th, continues to be a hit despite the high unit price of the class, which ranges from 100,000 won to 500,000 won, and has reached 2,833% of its goal, surpassing 14 million won as of the 12th.

"Handwriting is emerging as a new form of self-expression," said a Wadiz representative, "and customers who see the act of writing as a harmless form of therapy are responding positively to related funding projects."