A dynamically customizable dry erase board adapted to optimize a user's ability to accomplish objectives, tasks, and visions. The preferred dry erase board comprises a substantially flat surface assembly for removably affixing a plurality of task notes. The preferred substantially flat surface assembly is substantially covered with a graphical design. The preferred dry erase board also comprises a plurality of divider lines that define a plurality of discrete sections on the substantially flat surface assembly. The preferred dry erase board further comprises a plurality of replaceable header label assemblies that are adapted to be removably affixed to the substantially flat surface assembly. In the preferred embodiments of the dry erase board, the plurality of divider lines comprise one or more aesthetically-pleasing colors, and the plurality of replaceable header label assemblies are adapted to be customized by the user.

A resource tracking system for monitoring the status of multiple resources, displaying the status of those resources, and mirroring the status information to multiple displays for remote users. The resource tracking system comprises a resource tracking board and a server. The board comprises a re-writable surface with a plurality of arrayed buttons and lights, and a network interface operably coupled to the buttons and lights. The lights emit at least three colorsgreen when the associated resource is available, yellow when the resource is reserved, and red when the resource is in use. The server is configured to generate interactive displays enabling remote users to observe and reserve available resources. The interactive displays feature a representation of at least one of the buttons and lights on the board. The server causes any status change of a resource on the board to be reflected on the interactive displays, and vice-versa.

The table with a porcelain-enameled steel tabletop provides a magnetic, erasable writing surface directly on the tabletop. The tabletop is defined by opposed upper and lower surfaces and a peripheral side edge, and is formed from porcelain-enameled steel. The porcelain-enameled steel may include a steel layer, having opposed upper and lower surfaces, and a porcelain layer enameled on the upper surface of the steel layer. The porcelain layer defines the upper surface of the tabletop, providing the magnetic, erasable writing surface. At least one leg is secured to the lower surface of the tabletop and extends downwardly therefrom. A protective strip may be secured to, and cover, the peripheral side edge of the tabletop. The protective strip may further be secured to, and cover, a portion of the upper surface of the tabletop and a portion of the lower surface of the tabletop.

The present invention discloses a using method of a rewritable board. It comprises applying or removing a fluid on the rewritable board for writing repeatedly, wherein the rewritable board is an aluminum based material sequentially having a porous aluminum oxide layer and a metal layer thereon, and wherein the porous aluminum oxide layer has a porosity ranging from 10% to 80%.

A plurality of modular tiles can be connected to form a writing surface. The modular tiles are shaped to enable multiple tiles to be connected to form a continuous surface (e.g., hexagonal, rectangular, etc.). Each modular tile has a writing element and a friction element opposite the writing surface to prevent the modular tile form slipping when placed on a horizontal surface. The modular tiles may also have a coupling mechanism, such as magnets with appropriate polarization, allowing the modular tiles to be coupled to one another to form a large surface and then be detached for simpler storage of the modular tiles. The modular tiles may further include lights, displays, or additional electronics to allow a connected computing device to display on the writing surface.

A collapsible writing board is provided comprising: a sheet of writing material with a writing surface; a plurality of rigid elongate segments affixed to the sheet; and at least one segment connector affixed to each rigid elongate segment; wherein the at least one segment connector provides planar support to enable the rigid elongate segments to assemble into a first state, such that the rigid elongate segments are substantially aligned on a support plane to support the sheet of writing material, and to assemble into a second state, such that the rigid elongate segments are unaligned from the support plane, to facilitate storage of the collapsible writing board.

A drawing device with a rotatable display screen is provided, having a housing having a cavity therein and a display screen sealingly rotatably coupled to the housing. An inner surface of the display screen forms an enclosure with the cavity. A powder is contained within the enclosure, the powder being removably adherent to the inner surface of the display screen. A first stylus controller is supported on an exterior of the housing. At least one positioning structure is supported in the enclosure and coupled to the first stylus controller to move a first stylus in a first set of directions that are parallel to a first axis. The first stylus removes the powder from the inner surface of the display screen through contact with the inner surface of the display screen.

A drawing device with a rotatable display screen is provided, having a housing having a cavity therein and a display screen sealingly rotatably coupled to the housing. An inner surface of the display screen forms an enclosure with the cavity. A powder is contained within the enclosure, the powder being removably adherent to the inner surface of the display screen. A first stylus controller is supported on an exterior of the housing. At least one positioning structure is supported in the enclosure and coupled to the first stylus controller to move a first stylus in a first set of directions that are parallel to a first axis. The first stylus removes the powder from the inner surface of the display screen through contact with the inner surface of the display screen.

A journal book including wet erase pages releasably bound between a front cover and a back cover. The back cover includes an extension extending past the pages and beyond a corresponding front edge of the front cover. A pen catch is formed in the extension to hold a wet erase pen to the journal, adjacent to the pages opposite a binding. The pen is clipped on the pen catch with a portion of the extension between a pen clip and a pen body.

A journal book including wet erase pages releasably bound between a front cover and a back cover. The back cover includes an extension extending past the pages and beyond a corresponding front edge of the front cover. A pen catch is formed in the extension to hold a wet erase pen to the journal, adjacent to the pages opposite a binding. The pen is clipped on the pen catch with a portion of the extension between a pen clip and a pen body.