For firefighters, having good simplified diagrams of the emergency area is a tool that is worth its weight in gold. But getting these diagrams to the firefighters in a situation where time is of the essence is not always easy.

Digital pen solution can play an important part in transmitting this information quickly and effectively. Fire brigade works with an illustrator who makes technical drawings of the emergency area. The illustrator makes a technical drawing of the burning object and its surroundings, which he then sends to the control centre. Fire fighters prefer to work with diagrams rather than photos or videos, the illustrator is able to focus on what is really necessary, which makes it easier to plan further actions.

Until now this image has been quite tricky to send, and it has often been transmitted to the control centre via fax or as a digital photo, taken with and sent via mobile phone. With digital pen technology, it enables the illustrator to draw a 3D image, which can them be sent immediately via a mobile phone network or W-LAN.

With the digital pen solutions the team leader of the fire brigade can quickly receive a clear picture of the emergency situation and plan further measures

Professions that work out in the field often involve a lot of paperwork. For environmental health officers inspecting kitchens in restaurants, bars and cafés, this usually means filling in forms while out in the field, then coming back to the office to transcribe their notes onto the computer system.

The digital paper and pen enable the inspectors to fill in forms as usual while carrying out their inspections and all the information on their forms is entered automatically into the computer system via mobile phones.

Instead of long, laborious hours doing the menial work of data entry, the data is automatically incorporated into the company database.

Digital pen and paper put new drivers on the road, quickly and safely.

Road Transport Department handles hundred thousands driving tests every year

There is a considerable amount of administration work to be done before and after every test. Now, with a digital pen and paper solution, the Road Administration has found a way to rationalize this job and improving the accuracy of the recorded information.