UNVEILING THE

FUTURE OF OFFICE
SUPPLIES:

RGB
BASED-SENSOR
CORRECTION TAPE
 TABLE
of contents
01. Current state/situation of the PROBLEM 02. WHY is the study relevant

03. Methodology 04. WHY should we be the winner

The Problem
Communication is foundational for human cooperation and
progress, with written communication being vital for clarity
and record-keeping. Correction tape offers a tidy solution but
has issues like writability and durability. Researchers aim to
enhance user experience. In computer vision, deep learning,
and RGB-D data have improved object recognition, while
RGB-D sensors are gaining importance. Innovatively, RGB
sensors could be incorporated into correction tapes for a
seamless color match to paper.
Current correction tapes:
Reviews:
 Relevance of the study
Our study aims to improve correction tape by adding RGB sensors for color detection,
making error correction seamless. Correction tape, initially developed by Bette Nesmith
Graham, is widely used in various settings. It's essential for maintaining accurate records in
education and preserving document integrity in offices. Color-changing correction tape also
has benefits in scientific research and environmental sustainability by reducing paper
waste. It enhances professionalism and neatness for users, benefiting document holders and
manufacturers. Our research can serve as a foundation for future studies, highlighting the
significance of correction tape in promoting accuracy and professionalism in written
communication.
 STEPS:
Designing 3D model for the Take it to a local 3D printing
1:
correction tape 2: shop near us 3: Intergration of RGB sensor
and Arduino

Inserting ink cartridge, ink Recycling the actual tape of

4:
supply pumps, and hose 5: correction tape 6: Integrate a brush and
microfiber

Test and calibrate the system

7:
 Materials and Method
Summary:
• 3D Printer • RGB Sensor
Utilizing 3D printing to custom Employing an RGB-sensor for accurate
manufactur the tape dispenser color recognition
 Materials and Method
Summary:
• Wiring and Programming • Microfiber & Brush
Implementation of Arduino and
RGB-sensor for sending signal,
and color data analyzing

• Tape Recycling

• Instantly Dry Ink

 Timeframe
The research project is scheduled to commence on October 2023 and conclude in June 2024

Project Duration: The research project spans 36 weeks, commencing in October 2023 and
concluding in June 2024

The research project is divided into three distinct phases for efficiency
Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3

Foundation
Testing and
Implementation
(October to Conclusion (May
(January to April)
January) to June)
WHY should we win?