The present invention provides tablets with interconnection features and a system of multiple tablet assemblies removably interconnected to one another. The tablets may be removably mounted to a vertical surface or positioned on a horizontal surface. Features of the present invention allow a user to remove or move one tablet from the system without disrupting or moving the other tablets.

A system and method for holding and sanitizing handheld implements. The system uses a container filled with a body of open cell foam. The body of the open cell foam has hollow shafts formed therein for holding the implements. The hollow shafts in the body of open cell foam are accessible through the open top of the container. A volume of a liquid disinfectant is poured into the container. The liquid disinfectant is at least partially absorbed by the body of open cell foam. This moistens the walls of the hollow shafts with disinfectant. As handheld implement is inserted into a hollow shaft, it is physically wiped and coated with the liquid disinfectant without being submerged in liquid disinfectant. When the implement is drawn out of the tubular shaft, it is clean, sanitized and ready to use without the need to dry.

A device for assisting a user to manipulate an instrument to interact with an object resting on a surface is described herein. The device includes a framework for resting on the surface and a hand and wrist support. The hand and wrist support is coupled to the framework, coupled to the instrument and vertically spaced above the surface. The hand and wrist support is configured to slide horizontally and longitudinally along the framework and rotate about the framework to provide for the user to move the hand and wrist support to manipulate the instrument to interact with the object.

A system and method for holding and sanitizing handheld implements. The system uses a container filled with a body of open cell foam. The body of the open cell foam has hollow shafts formed therein for holding the implements. The hollow shafts in the body of open cell foam are accessible through the open top of the container. A volume of a liquid disinfectant is poured into the container. The liquid disinfectant is at least partially absorbed by the body of open cell foam. This moistens the walls of the hollow shafts with disinfectant. As handheld implement is inserted into a hollow shaft, it is physically wiped and coated with the liquid disinfectant without being submerged in liquid disinfectant. When the implement is drawn out of the tubular shaft, it is clean, sanitized and ready to use without the need to dry.

Provided is a touch pen holder unit for holding a touch pen to prevent loss and, more particularly, a touch pen holder unit capable of fastening a touch pen easily and firmly. The touch pen holder unit includes: a wire having a locking part at an end thereof; and a body having a first locking groove at an upper portion of the body and a second locking groove below the first locking groove, wherein the locking part of the wire is seated on the first locking groove and a head of a touch pen is seated on the second locking groove.

A writing utensil stand including a base having a planar lower side configured to be supported on a horizontal surface such as a table or countertop. The writing utensil stand includes a plurality of cylindrical bores which are disposed on an upper side of the device, wherein each bore includes an opening that is sized to receive a writing instrument, such as a pen or pencil, therethrough. At least one viewing aperture is disposed on the base and extends from a front side of the base through a rear side thereof. At least one of the bores extends through the viewing aperture and terminates at the lower side of the base, such that the viewing aperture allows individuals to observe a lower portion of the writing instrument for proper identification when stored.

A writing utensil stand including a base having a planar lower side configured to be supported on a horizontal surface such as a table or countertop. The writing utensil stand includes a plurality of cylindrical bores which are disposed on an upper side of the device, wherein each bore includes an opening that is sized to receive a writing instrument, such as a pen or pencil, therethrough. At least one viewing aperture is disposed on the base and extends from a front side of the base through a rear side thereof. At least one of the bores extends through the viewing aperture and terminates at the lower side of the base, such that the viewing aperture allows individuals to observe a lower portion of the writing instrument for proper identification when stored.

A writing instrument assembly has a writing instrument with a body and a working tip extended or extendable from the body. A holder has a landing spot for the writing instrument. The writing instrument is magnetically and detachably retained at the landing spot when attached to the holder. The working tip is sheathed or covered automatically when the writing instrument is attached to the holder and is unsheathed or uncovered when detached from the holder.

Provided is a touch pen holder unit for holding a touch pen to prevent loss and, more particularly, a touch pen holder unit capable of fastening a touch pen easily and firmly. The touch pen holder unit includes: a wire having a locking part at an end thereof; and a body having a first locking groove and a second locking groove, in which the locking part of the wire and a head of a touch pen are respectively seated and locked at opposite sides thereof.

A device for assisting a user to manipulate an instrument to interact with an object resting on a surface is described herein. The device includes a framework for resting on the surface and a hand and wrist support. The hand and wrist support is coupled to the framework, coupled to the instrument and vertically spaced above the surface. The hand and wrist support is configured to slide horizontally and longitudinally along the framework and rotate about the framework to provide for the user to move the hand and wrist support to manipulate the instrument to interact with the object.