Cost-Effective Robotic Handwriting System with AI Integration
Tianyi Huang, Richard Xiong

TL;DR
This paper presents a low-cost robotic handwriting system that uses AI and lightweight hardware to produce precise, human-like handwriting, aiming to make personalized handwriting technology more accessible.
Contribution
It introduces a cost-effective, integrated robotic handwriting system combining affordable hardware with machine learning-based stroke generation.
Findings
Achieves handwriting precision within ±0.3 mm
Costs approximately $56 in hardware
Writes at about 200 mm/min
Abstract
This paper introduces a cost-effective robotic handwriting system designed to replicate human-like handwriting with high precision. Combining a Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller, 3D-printed components, and a machine learning-based handwriting generation model implemented via TensorFlow, the system converts user-supplied text into realistic stroke trajectories. By leveraging lightweight 3D-printed materials and efficient mechanical designs, the system achieves a total hardware cost of approximately $56, significantly undercutting commercial alternatives. Experimental evaluations demonstrate handwriting precision within 0.3 millimeters and a writing speed of approximately 200 mm/min, positioning the system as a viable solution for educational, research, and assistive applications. This study seeks to lower the barriers to personalized handwriting technologies, making them accessible…
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