Inventor Mark Hagan, who has developed a scrolling sketch pad using waterproof mylar and a smaller model that can be worn on the wrist, enabling divers and researchers to write and draw underwater, was interviewed by X-Ray Mag at the DEMA Show, held November 13-16 in Orlando, Florida.
AquaSketch inventor, Mark Hagan, holds the wrist-size version of the device, which scrolls 8 feet of mylar, allowing divers to write and draw underwater on paper
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Interview with owner and inventor Mark Hagan, whose scrolling sketch pad with 30 feet of waterproof mylar and smaller wrist model with 8 feet of mylar allows divers and researchers to write and draw on paper underwater (6 minutes). For more information, go to: aquasketch.com
