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LAIKA Kommer Att Implementera Anoto Live Wall Och Därigenom Överbrygga Gapet Mellan Kreativ Process Och Teknologi LAIKA kommer att implementera Anoto Live Wall och därigenom överbrygga gapet mellan kreativ process och teknologi Lund och Los Angeles, Kalifornien den 8 februari 2016 – Anoto bryter ny mark inom den kreativa industrin genom försäljning av Anoto Live Wall till LAIKA, den världsberömda animeringsstudion baserad strax utanför Portland, Oregon. LAIKA är känd för sin unika blandning av stop-motion och visuellt effektartisteri samt för sin state-of-the-art teknologi. “Vi har enorm respekt för LAIKAs arbete, och vi blir inspirerade av den konst de skapar. Det har verkligen varit magiskt att se hur vår teknologi integreras i deras lokaler”, säger Einy Paulsen, VP för affärsutveckling på Anoto. Anoto Live Wall utgörs av en kombination av hårvara och mjukvara som inspirerar till kreativitet och samarbete genom att erbjuda ytor för design, skiss, idéskapande och presentation som är olikt alla andra ytor. Parat med Anotos digitala penna som fångar exakt det som skrivs eller ritas och som levererar högsta möjliga precision inom design, även de minsta och mest detaljerade teckningarna kan förstoras till affischstorlek utan minskad kvalité. Kombinationen av Anotos pennor och paletter gör det enklare för en mängd användare att arbetat på Anoto Live Wall samtidigt. Att kunna använda dessa verktyg gör det möjligt för den kreative att skapa obehindrat. LAIKA kommer att använda Anoto Live Wall tillsammans med sin egen utvecklade applikation för koordinering samt hantering och planering av produktioner. Anoto Live Wall erbjuder en stor yta som gör det möjligt för flera användare att se sina arbeten i stor skala. Enligt Jeff Stringer, LAIKAs Director of Production Technology: ”På LAIKA är tagningsschemat i centrum av den dagliga interaktionen mellanolika team som koordinerar sitt arbete på dussintals stadier. Detta nya system ger visuell rikedom och digital interaktivitet till alla dessa diskussioner.” Anoto planerar att fortsätta expandera sin relation med LAIKA för att utforska möjligheterna för framtida produkter och arbetsprocesser. ”Det är viktigt för Anoto att vara nära sina kunder och relationen med LAIKA kommer att hjälpa oss att överbrygga gapet mellan konst och teknologi”, säger James Shannon, SVP för mjukvara och chefarkitekt på Anoto. För mer information om Anoto Live Wall: http://www.anoto.com/creative/ecosystem/wall/. För ytterligare information, vänligen kontakta: Stein Revelsby, CEO Anoto Group AB, tel. +46 (0)733 45 12 05 Anoto Group AB (publ), org. nr. 556532-3929 Mobilvägen 10 SE- 223 62 Lund Tel. +46 46 540 12 00 www.anoto.com Om Anoto Group Anoto är världsledande inom digitala skriv- och ritningslösningar. Anotos teknologiplattform och produkter möjliggör användande av penna med hög precision på hög nästan alla ytor --- allt från att fånga och digitalisering handskrivna anteckningar och blanketter på papper till att designa, skapa och samarbeta på stora interaktiva displayer, whiteboard, och väggar upp till 24 fot. Anoto, dess strategiska licenspartners, och utvecklare erbjuder en bred portfölj av produkter, applikationer och tjänster till företagskunder, konsument- och utbildningsmarknaden, inklusive bäst i klassen avseende digitala anteckningar, kreativa lösningar, samarbetslösningar, klassrums- och utbildningslösningar samt dokumenthantering. Anoto Group har ca 150 anställda och har sitt huvudkontor i Lund. Bolaget har även kontor i Norrköping, Basingstoke och Wetherby (Storbritannien), Los Angeles, San Fransisco and Boston (USA) samt Tokyo (Japan). Anoto Group AB:s aktie är noterad på NASDAQ Stockholm Small Cap-lista under tickern ANOT. För mer information om Anoto eller Livescribe: www.anoto.com, Följ oss på Twitter: @anoto ABOUT LAIKA Founded in 2005, Oregon-based LAIKA is an animation studio specializing in feature films. Travis Knight serves as President and CEO of the company, which is owned by Nike co- founder and Chairman Philip H. Knight. Highlighting the artistry of award-winning filmmakers, designers and animators, LAIKA has produced three Oscar-nominated stop- motion movies: Coraline (2009), ParaNorman (2012) and The Boxtrolls (2014) as well as the all-CG short Moongirl (2005). The studio’s fourth feature, Kubo and the Two Strings, will be released starting August 19, 2016 by Focus Features. Recently, LAIKA earned a Science & Technology Academy Award Plaque for its innovations in Rapid Prototyping. For more information: http://www.laika.com. # # # Press Contact: For Anoto: [email protected] (+1) 415-955-8500 .
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