> Here is an idea, translate the text into a picture. An API ...
This one uses a combination of computer vision and optional human vision. http://www.iqengines.com/omoby/. There is an API allowing for computer vision training.
Descriptive Camera: A camera that prints a description, not an image
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#82And then comes pictureless pinterest, oh wait here it is: http://twitter.com/picturelesspins
The source of their content are submissions from their website http://picturelesspinterest.tumblr.com
Re: Descriptive Camera: A camera that prints a description, not an image
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I think the fauna/flora possibility is the strongest. There are lots of amateur gardeners (me:-) who would love to snap something and find out what it is (and hence how best to feed, water and shade it). I've often thought this should be possible with an android/iphone app.
Have you seen Snapseed or Leafsnap?
No I hadn't. Thanks!