👉 An electronic pen is a type of computer keyboard that uses electrical signals to control the physical movement of keys. It was invented in 1973 by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, and has since become an important component of modern computing devices. Epenetics are typically found on keyboards and mice for use with touchscreens or other electronic input devices such as touchpads. They allow users to easily navigate through text and buttons without having to physically press keys.
