PenMotion is an early-stage technology project focused on a foundational problem :preserving handwritten input in a digital world, without changing how people writeHandwriting remains one of the most powerful tools for thinking, learning, and reasoning.Yet almost everything written on paper lacks reliable digital memory and quietly disappears.PenMotion is not a productivity app, not an AI-first gadget, and not a fast-launch consumer product.It is a design-first, long-term exploration of how to reliably preserve handwritten strokes on physical paper.The project is currently inearly technical validationprior to any commercial product.The contextBefore building a prototype or committing to a specific architecture, we are deliberately validating :whether the problem is technically solvable in real-world conditionswhere the true bottlenecks and risks liewhich assumptions fail outside controlled environmentsWe are taking a careful, methodical approach rather than rushing into execution.What we are interested inWe are particularly interested in profiles with experience in one or more of the following areas :Embedded systemsSensors and instrumentationSignal processingRobotics or motion trackingHardware for real-world, noisy environmentsEarly-stage hardware R&DExperience building systems that workoutside the labis especially relevant.What this role is not (important)Not a rush to build a prototypeNot a predefined architecture or solutionNot a short-term consulting taskNot a hype-driven startup roleWe are explicitly optimizing for correctness and long-term viability.How to get involved (first step)As a first step, we are asking interested engineers to complete a short technical questionnaire (5–7 minutes).The purpose isnot evaluationbut shared understanding of :technical approachesrisks and constraintsreal-world feasibilityESP :Based on responses, we may follow up for deeper technical conversations.PenMotion is at the very beginning of a long process.If you enjoy working on hard, foundational problems — and taking the time to understand them properly — we would be glad to hear from you.#J-18808-Ljbffr