Decuma

“With Decuma, Nintendo DS users will experience natural handwriting recognition previously only available to PDA and smartphone users,” says cto and ceo Milos Djokovic.

Nintendo goes literate 2005

With its Decuma Alphabetic handwriting recognition software, gamers will be able to “closely mimic writing with pen and paper, with letters and words being written and interpreted in a natural flow, allowing for easy editing and correction,” promises Zi.

Nintendo goes literate 2005

As well, CK Telecom, a Shenzhen manufacturer, has licensed Zi's handwriting recognition product, Decuma.

ChinaTechNews.com 2008

Zi Corp – Zi Corporation Licenses Decuma Handwriting Recognition to Nintendo Co.,

Nintendo goes literate 2005

It says there’s Decuma Alphabetic, for English, French, Spanish, German, Italian and other western languages; Decuma Chinese for simplified and traditional Chinese; and Decuma Japanese, which supports Kanji, Hiragana and Katakana.

Nintendo goes literate 2005

Canada ` s Zi Corp, based in Calgary, Alberta, says it’s licensed its Decuma handwriting recognition technology to Nintendo for DS games, making it the first handheld gaming platform to offer dual screens and touch-screen technology.

Nintendo goes literate 2005