Read text, IDs and codes straight from a live camera: license plates, ID cards, passports, VINs, and gas, water and energy meters. We built the Anyline mobile apps for police forces and utilities around exactly that, wiring in a specialist OCR engine so field staff scan instead of type. That's OCR software development we took all the way to launch.
Turn scanned or photographed documents into structured, checked data: OCR the page, classify it, pull the fields, score each one for confidence, and flag where documents disagree. We've built this as a working prototype and review flow. It runs OCR and an LLM classifier over document images, with per-field confidence scoring and automatic conflict detection, and a person can check and correct the output before it's accepted.
Capture high-resolution images through a phone and a clip-on lens, analyse them on the spot, and give the user advice made for them. We built No7 Pro Derm Scan for Walgreens Boots: an iOS app paired with a smart lens that runs image-based skin analysis, identifies skin conditions, matches products, and lets people compare their scans over time.
Ingest, store, filter and report on a stream of camera events in real time, and control recording by rules such as location. We've built the platform side of a fleet video system: real-time video analysis events flowing in from in-cab cameras, with the recording, filtering and reporting built around them.
Object detection development, image classification and image segmentation services for product and workflow features: recognising and locating what's in an image so the rest of your product can act on it. When a project calls for it, we build the capture, the pipeline and the workflow around a suitable vision model. It's part of our wider AI development services.
On-device colour and image pipelines: white balance, curve adjustments, HDR, portrait handling. AI image processing services for products where the job is transforming the image itself, not reading content out of it.