Follow the camera’s spoken framing guidance, recognize the text, crop away the surroundings and save the document in your phone’s files—all through one flowing conversation.
This demonstration shows a person holding a phone over a paper document. Lumyeye Pro guides the position of the camera, captures the page, recognizes its text and continues the spoken exchange about saving it. The app can use the document’s contents to suggest a subject and file name. The user can choose a folder or create one, then ask to have the saved document read back later. This is a summary of the demonstration, not a word-for-word transcript.
The demonstration, explained
The camera, OCR and voice dialogue work together to turn a paper document into a file you can find again.
The assistant tells you whether to move the phone left, right, up or down to bring the document into view.
The app reads the text with OCR and crops the captured image around the document, leaving hands and nearby objects out where possible.
In a continuous question-and-answer exchange, choose or create a folder and accept an automatic subject and file name or say your own. The scan is saved in the phone’s files.
Ask Lumyeye Pro to read the document in the folder where you saved it. Giving the document or folder name makes the request more precise.
No. The filing flow is designed as one continuous spoken conversation.