A useful tool which translates text using image based processing on your mobile phone. The application uses the camera on the phone to take a picture of a word or phrase; which is then processed and recognized as separate words. The user is then able to get word-by-word translations on-the-fly. The translations are done accurately depending on the quality of the image taken; the semantics used in the image-to-text conversion appear to be extensive and can usually recognize even a moderately distorted image. Processing of the image hardly takes any time, thereby making the user experience a pleasant one.
Tags: image-text, translate
| ABBYY – FotoTranslate App | |||||
| By Naveed, June 22nd, 2010 :: Advertising, Geek & Tech, OS & Handsets | |||||
FotoTranslate is available in multiple language packages which can be purchased independently. The application requires Symbian OS S60 3rd Edition, 5th Edition. You may contact us to get Free Serial Numbers to check the trial version. For more information : http://www.abbyy.com/fototranslate/ | |||||
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An app which can be useful while travelling to an unknown place or country. Perfectly translates the Signboards, Posters etc…
Great app! Thank you
Very different and new application
Good work.
Seems an app that can solve a lot of problems while traveling. Great app.. Would like to test it out. Will contact shortly..
Wow. What a great idea. Definitely a good innovation. Please keep it up. Wanna test on my device too.
Awesome app ! This will come in handy for travelers !
This is a Dam good application, Useful when u r traveling countries like France, German. Also suitable for translate printed (non digital) materials like hand outs, books etc.
Great App!! great tool very practical to prepare drafts in different languages
very useful tool esp when ordering food
Yes ! when you are in french cuisine ! Sounds great
its a great application for travelers. Made to understand at this moment it supports only 8 language and will you be developing the application to support Sri Lanka local languages. thanks for keeping posted on the new technology.