(Continuation from yesterday)

What I want now is,

"electronic whiteboards that can be shared remotely"

Maybe these "shared whiteboards" are available for sale.

However, it doesn't seem to be easy to install the same equipment in both environments. Maybe it is expensive.

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There is also the possibility of "board sharing" using a tablet and a magnetic pen, but it's probably still early days for full implementation.

And it's hard to write with a tablet, especially with text. Of course I need "experience" too.

However, I had tried using a pen-tab to "create" an illustration from time to time, but it wasn't a good match for me.

I ended up stopping using the pen tabs (it was a waste of an investment).

Now I create pictures using only the mouse and shortcut keys (as a "SAI" user).

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If I can't share, I guess I'll make a temporary office, including a whiteboard, in my room.

I'm not a YouTuber.

Speaking of YouTube, I've posted a few of them on YouTube.

I'm just videotaping and throwing things on YouTube that I can't be bothered to write down.

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I love the world where real world meetings cannot be held.

I want the Corona disaster to subside, but I don't want the Skype conference to subside.

"15 minutes" is better than "5 hours".

Every time I get held up by security at Narita Airport, spending ten hours in a cramped economy seat, being crushed by a giant foreigner, suffering from jet lag, and being force to present in English...

It's a new-age international conference, "Banzai," where I draw English material at home, speak English about it, make video clips, and post them to a server on the Internet.

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However, on the other hand, I believe that capital investment for this purpose is inevitable.

"Ebata's study, studio project"

How to make this chaotic room full of papers and books (including manga comics) look like an inorganic conference room?

The first step is to examine digital video processing technology.