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A Ruby wrapper library that provides Ruby bindings and a Ruby-esque interface to the Tesseract OCR API.
Papermerge DMS core backend, REST API server, and frontend UI
An iOS library for scanning passport MRZ codes to extract personal data like name, passport number, and dates.
A Flutter plugin for barcode scanning, text recognition (OCR), and face detection using Google Mobile Vision APIs.
A native macOS clipboard manager with advanced features like stack pasteboard, drag containers, AI integration, and local privacy.
A macOS and iOS app for tagging, organizing, and archiving PDF documents using a filesystem-friendly naming convention.
A simple Ionic 2 mobile app example that captures images and extracts text using OCR.
A Rust library for writing evolutionary algorithms to solve optimization problems like TSP, Sudoku, and OCR.
A lightweight feedforward neural network with resilient backpropagation (Rprop), implemented in pure Ruby with no external dependencies.
A collection of Directus extensions that use AI services to describe images and extract text from images.
A minimalist, privacy-first menu bar OCR and screen capture tool for macOS that processes text, QR codes, and barcodes entirely on-device.
A full-stack invoice processing and purchase-order matching system that automates reconciliation using AI-powered OCR.
Enables full-text search within uploaded documents (PDF, Word, Excel) in Wagtail CMS.
A V programming language wrapper for Tesseract-OCR, enabling text extraction and OCR operations from images.
A Facebook Messenger bot that analyzes images using Google Cloud Vision API to provide insights like face detection, text recognition, and content moderation.
A Blazor Server app that uses Azure Computer Vision to extract printed text from uploaded images.
A Capacitor plugin that adds Dynamsoft Label Recognizer's text recognition capabilities to mobile and web apps.
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