If Mi-Co has its way, the art of drawing by hand from sophisticated calligraphy to sketches of a new invention will be as easy to capture on a PC as on a pad of paper. Mi-Co also is working to transmit those handwritten images wirelessly. You receive the map in its natural and usable form. You don't have to use any computer power to convert anything.
Users also can communicate in foreign languages without having to use English keyboards.
Using the keyboard or other means of entry in other languages is very different because the number of characters is so much greater. If you can draw what you mean, then you can communicate very efficiently. You have to go back and insert punctuation marks, characters and so on. It's not unconstrained recognition where you don't put any rules on the user. A crucial component is its compression algorithms specific to handwriting.