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MathHandwriting is a tool driven by AI that transforms handwritten math equations into digital LaTeX code through an API, creating a link between analog and digital math. It is especially beneficial for students, educators, and researchers regularly handling intricate mathematical notation who wish to simplify the digitization of handwritten solutions for use in publications, presentations, or digital sharing. MathHandwriting allows users to skip the cumbersome and error-prone process of manually typing equations, thereby saving time and boosting productivity while maintaining precision in digital mathematical expressions.
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The Qlone app transforms photos taken on iPhones or iPads into enhanced 3D models for augmented reality by using the Object Capture API on macOS Monterey. It employs photogrammetry and enables scanning through the Qlone app or the processing of images from folders or ZIP archives.
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Receipt-AI is a tool for managing receipts that leverages AI technology to save users 95% of their time. Users can simply photograph their receipt and upload it, removing the necessity to manually enter details. It supports bulk uploads and allows CSV downloads. Additionally, it enables users to connect to their Xero account to extract essential data from receipts. The service is currently offered in the US and Canada, with future expansion to other countries planned.
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Segment Anything AI (Meta) provides the Segment Anything Model (SAM), an AI tool capable of isolating any object within any image. SAM is promptable and exhibits zero-shot generalization to novel images and objects, utilizing a range of input prompts that allow seamless integration with other AI systems. It can also be trained to label images and enhance its dataset. The SAM model is crafted to be efficient and adaptable, optimizing its data engine's performance. Contributors to the project include Alexander Kirillov, Eric Mintun, Nikhila Ravi, among others. The code is accessible on GitHub, and users can subscribe to their newsletter for updates on their latest research advancements.