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A reading pen is an interactive device which provides synchronized audio content linked to physical books to support reading and language learning. When the user taps on specific parts of a physical book, the dot grid of the optical identification (OID) code in the book will then be recognized by the infrared scanner in the pen, and then the pen plays the corresponding audio files. The reading pen is typically different from scanning pens with text-to-speech function, such as C-Pen[1] readers.