"Font V2" refers to the 2nd generation handwriting font recording method. There's a lot of progress since the previous update. They are: 

• Made a python app to record your handwriting using a graphics tablet. The app records the stroke by saving the normalized coordinates of then pen's stroke. The recorded stroke's recorded coordinates are of high resolution. 
• Made the Gcode generation python script support cursive handwritings 
• Made a quick prototype of the homework machine mostly using the parts I had in stock.

Lessons learnt for further progress:

• Recording handwriting using a graphics tablet without a display is difficult for the user to get it right. You need some experience with it to draw your natural handwriting using it. This solution wont scale. 
• Recording multiple versions of each character and randomly selecting one is not ideal. 
• The machine's output is not perfectly smooth. Looking at the Gcode using a Gcode viewer, there seems to be a little jitter in the recording process that needs to be smoothed out.

Up next:

• Automate the book / page fixturing and page turning 
• Set up input shaper to write fast without vibrations
• Adopt a new medium to record handwriting- probably an android with a stylus.
• Create a new method to make the writings look natural. Instead of recording multiple versions, the code should slightly vary the stroke in a random pattern to avoid letters looking the same. 
• The flow between letters need to be perfected to look more natural

I'm also thinking about alternate methods to record and process the handwriting. Record stroke SVG / vector? Create an ML model? Suggestions are welcome!

Updates: 

• This project has been featured in Hackster.io news