Draw
Without
Delay.
The first digital stylus with a dedicated motion coprocessor. Sub-1ms latency, 16,384 pressure levels, zero artificial smoothing.
Machined for the hand,
not the assembly line.
Most styluses are injection-molded plastic cylinders housing generic digitzers. We took a different approach.
The Interface Pen chassis is CNC-machined from a single block of aerospace-grade 6061-T6 aluminum. This gives it the precise weight distribution of a drafting pencil and eliminates the hollow, resonant feeling common in consumer electronics.
The center of mass sits exactly 42mm from the tip—resting perfectly in the web of your hand to prevent fatigue during 12-hour modeling sessions.
Explore Materials →Material Specifications
| Chassis | 6061-T6 Aluminum (Anodized) |
|---|---|
| Nib Base | Grade 5 Titanium |
| Grip Area | Micro-knurled, 0.2mm pitch |
| Weight | 21.4 grams |
The lag you feel is real.
When you draw a fast stroke on an iPad or Cintiq, the line trails behind your pen tip by anywhere from 9 to 25 milliseconds. Your brain notices this disconnect.
*Measurements taken using 240fps high-speed camera capturing physical movement vs display update.
Try Latency SimulatorReplaceable Titanium Nibs
Drafting Nib (0.3mm)
Machined from Grade 5 Titanium. Designed to feel exactly like a Rapidograph technical pen. Never wears down, zero friction on matte screens.
Felt Hybrid Nib
A compressed felt core sheathed in aluminum. Provides 40% more resistance than standard plastic nibs for a true paper-like drag.