An app,
that without any attachment just with the default phone
camera, could scan documents papers and turn them into word documents. Right
now there are apps that are allow you to take a picture of paper and turn it
into a PDF file, so you can’t edit the text. But there are also apps that
translate texts in real time with your camera. So there is the technology to
make the camera recognize words and letters, but no one has mixed them up. With
this new app you could take notes on a piece of paper, maybe your classes, and
what not. Then you could just take a picture of it with your smartphone, which
would instantly turn them into a word file to be later edited, improved, and
stored on your computer. The app at first would probably make mistakes because
everyone’s handwriting is different, but as correct those mistakes, the app
starts learning your handwriting.
After a
little research I found that there’s in fact no app that’s able to do what I’m
describing. Yes, there are scanners apps, but I’m looking for something more,
not just neat picture of the document, but functional word file. Still, apps
like Genius Scan, TurboScan, Scanner Pro, and many others, are helpful. But I’m
being more ambitious than that. I’m pretty that what I’m asking for is not that
hard, because as I said before, there is an app that’s capable of doing
translation in real time. Word Lens is an app that can translate text in
English, Italian, French, and Spanish back and forth, by simply pointing your
phone’s camera at a sign, or whatever you want to translate, in real time,
right in front of your eyes, it’s really amazing. So that app can recognize
text, and words just by pointing at them with the camera, so just have to tweak
with that technology a little bit, and have app that stores that text to be edited
later.
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