Usefulness of Only One User’s Handwritten Character on Offline Personal Character Recognition

Tsuruoka, Shuichi; Hattori, Masahiro; Miyake, Yoichi; Takase, Haruhiko; Kawanaka, Hiroharu

doi:10.5772/53272

Advances in Character Recognition 2012

DOI: 10.5772/53272

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Usefulness of Only One User’s Handwritten Character on Offline Personal Character Recognition

Shuichi Tsuruoka¹,

Masahiro Hattori²,

Yoichi Miyake³

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Earlier this year, British sculptor, Anish Kapoor was given exclusive rights to use a new spray-on carbon nanotube-based paint. The material, produced by UK-based Surrey NanoSystems and marketed as Vantablack S-VIS, can be applied to a range of surfaces, and absorbs well over 99% of the light that falls onto it. It is claimed to be the world's blackest paint, and there is growing interest in its use in works of art and high-end consumer products. It's easy to see the appeal of Vantablack S-VIS. Apart from technical applications where stray reflections need to be suppressed, this is a material that potentially enables manufacturers and artists to give their products a unique aesthetic edge. Yet, having worked on carbon nanotube safety for some years, I was intrigued to see the material in a spray-paint designed to coat objects that people may possibly come into contact with. It was, after all, only a few years ago that journalists were asking if carbon nanotubes were the next asbestos. And while this is unlikely, concerns over the possible health impacts of the material persist.Comment: 7 pages, Commentary for Nature Nanotechnolog

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