I received a Moleskine pad and a smartpen. When writing on that paper, the content is transferred to an application and can be OCRed there.
The paper looks special, with a grid of dots all over the place. My understanding is that this is some kind of guiding grid.
Surprisingly, a Google search did not show any "make your moleskine paper yourselves" entries, as if the paper was so proprietary that it was not printable.
Is this the case?
I finally found out how to approach this.
Moleskine sells the Neo smartpen as an EOM (the name is mentioned-though) and going to the web site of this pen I found a list of downloadable PDFs which work with the pen.
As a side not following the comments - it looks like it does not exactly works like an optical mouse because I need a specific pattern on the paper to digitalize my writing and drawing. Using a plain paper does not work.
An example of such paper (zoomed to 600%) is below
