Microsoft launches 3D printing grip for Surface Pen to improve the handwriting experience of people with disabilities

CTOnews.com, September 22, Microsoft launched a 3D printing pen grip (Pen Grips) for people with disabilities in addition to Surface and other new products at today's event.

The goal of Microsoft to launch these accessories is to improve the inclusiveness of accessories, bridge the gap between people with disabilities, and let more people with disabilities enter the campus and enterprises.

Microsoft has previously launched Xbox Adaptive Controller, which allows people with disabilities to play games, while the 3D printing pen grip for Surface Pen hopes to allow more people with disabilities to work or do other things.

Microsoft officially offers six models, three of which come with buttons and the other three without buttons, and the actual order is sold through Shapeways, starting at $36.46 (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 267 yuan).