Tag: mobile
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Mobile document scanning has become a baseline feature for productivity apps — think expense reports captured from receipts, signed contracts photographed in a meeting room, or ID documents registered at a service counter. Building such a feature from scratch, handling perspective correction, edge detection, and multi-format export, is a significant...
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Machine Readable Zone (MRZ) scanning is a critical feature in identity verification, border control, hotel check-in, and know-your-customer (KYC) workflows. Passports and ICAO-compliant ID cards embed personal data in two or three lines of OCR-B printed text at the bottom of the data page — the MRZ. A mobile app...
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Machine-readable zones (MRZ) are an essential feature for processing passports, IDs, and other travel documents. In this tutorial, we’ll demonstrate how to build an iOS MRZ scanner app using SwiftUI and Dynamsoft Capture Vision SDK. This article is Part 2 in a 6-Part Series. Part 1 - Creating an iOS...
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Creating a mobile app that scans and decodes Machine Readable Zones (MRZs) is essential for many industries, including travel, security, and identification verification. With .NET MAUI (Multi-platform App UI), developers can build cross-platform applications for Android and iOS using a single codebase, streamlining development and maintenance. In this tutorial, we’ll...
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An IP camera, also known as a network camera, is a digital video tool that sends and receives data via the internet. Unlike its analogue predecessor, the CCTV (Closed Circuit TV), it offers the functionality to view live or recorded footage from anywhere, anytime using a web-based platform or mobile...
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.NET MAUI simplifies cross-platform app development by enabling a single codebase for multiple platforms. The Dynamsoft Capture Vision MAUI Bundle offers powerful APIs for document scanning, barcode reading, and MRZ recognition. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a .NET MAUI document scanner that can capture, normalize, and share...
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SwiftUI is a robust UI framework designed for constructing native applications across all Apple platforms. This article will guide you through developing an iOS QR code scanner utilizing SwiftUI, Dynamsoft Camera Enhancer and Dynamsoft Barcode Reader on an M1 Mac mini. This article is Part 1 in a 6-Part Series....
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Document capture functionality is an essential aspect of any document management system, allowing users to capture digital images of physical documents through a variety of means, including scanners and mobile cameras. Dynamic Web TWAIN helps users easily integrate document capture functionality into their web-based document management system, enabling them to...
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HTML5 is universally supported across all modern browsers — Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox, and Opera — on both desktop and mobile, as well as WebView components used in native Android and iOS apps. This cross-platform reach means a single ASP.NET web application can serve all users without maintaining separate native...
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Although almost every Android phone is equipped with cameras, some Android devices, like TV boxes and kiosks, may not have cameras built-in. An easy way to add extra camera functionality to these devices is by connecting with a USB camera if they support USB-OTG. Starting from Android 9, the Android...
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Camera control and barcode reading are two essential parts of a barcode scanner. Dynamsoft Barcode Reader is an advanced barcode reader with an easy-to-use Android library. The implementation of the barcode reading function is simple and straightforward. Making a good camera app, however, is not easy. In Android, there are...
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Dynamic Web TWAIN has added some exciting features related to the mobile platform since its version 16. Document capturing via mobile cameras, 16.0 PDF Rasterizer mobile edition, 16.0 LoadImageEx supports mobile platform, 16.1 Acquiring images from a remote scanner, 16.1 The scanDocument API which makes it easy to call a...
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In my daily life, I enjoy taking photos with my smartphone and uploading them to various websites. So I started thinking, “Is it possible to implement these functions in a web browser?” Fortunately, the new HTML5 SDK is capable of uploading local images or captured images to web servers. Everything...