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This is a desktop application in Python, developed for the Ubuntu operating system, which allows for instant translation of text directly from the screen. The project combines image capture tools and optical character recognition (OCR).
Key technical features:
Interface (GUI): Built on the Tkinter library (or a similar GUI framework), providing ease and speed of program operation.
Screen capture: Functionality implemented for selecting a specific area of the screen for real-time screenshot.
Recognition technology (OCR): Use of Tesseract OCR (via the pytesseract library) to convert image text into digital format.
Translation integration: Automatic sending of recognized text to translation APIs (e.g., Google Translate) for instant results.
Optimization for Linux: The project is developed with consideration of the specifics of window manager operation in Ubuntu.
Purpose:
The Screen Translate project is a useful tool for users working with foreign content that does not support regular text copying (videos, images, protected PDF files, or games). It demonstrates your skills in working with system utilities, image processing, and third-party APIs.
Key technical features:
Interface (GUI): Built on the Tkinter library (or a similar GUI framework), providing ease and speed of program operation.
Screen capture: Functionality implemented for selecting a specific area of the screen for real-time screenshot.
Recognition technology (OCR): Use of Tesseract OCR (via the pytesseract library) to convert image text into digital format.
Translation integration: Automatic sending of recognized text to translation APIs (e.g., Google Translate) for instant results.
Optimization for Linux: The project is developed with consideration of the specifics of window manager operation in Ubuntu.
Purpose:
The Screen Translate project is a useful tool for users working with foreign content that does not support regular text copying (videos, images, protected PDF files, or games). It demonstrates your skills in working with system utilities, image processing, and third-party APIs.