Hello! Some months ago Germán Leiva and I did a project for the course "Introduction to Human Computer Interaction" at Université Paris-Sud where we had to implement an interaction technique, and we chose to implement Kinematic Templates in Pharo (or well, at least a little prototype). Maybe it's useful for somebody, so here's some info :) The Kinematic Templates interaction technique suggests adjusting the user's mouse input to it tends to match a drawing template. That allows the user to draw in free-hand mode and obtain a "beautified" version of it's hand drawing. You can watch the original Kinematic Templates demo<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lseh9ghhJ4>and read the paper <http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1449725>. This is a video of our implementation in Pharo<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2AmU4nqnLw>. And here you have the report<https://docs.google.com/document/d/18gXYdhhPQlXUNGCqbEEBRgb2NRyKLgYcIeURoAQ-OwU/edit?usp=sharing>that we handed in for our evaluation too, which can be useful as documentation. In the report you can find links to videos that show the progress of the project. BTW, it only works on MacOS, sorry for that :$ It's because we only dealt with the FFI calls to that OS in order to manipulate the mouse position. You can get the code from: http://ss3.gemstone.com/ss/KinematicTemplates To open the window for drawing with Kinematic Templates evaluate in a workspace: KinematicWindow openExample Cheers! Carla