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Mobile capture is the use of mobile devices to capture, access and process information while on the go. Information can be captured in the form of photos, documents, signatures, forms and any other formats.

Mobile capture, which is a component of the larger mobile content management service, benefits organizations with a large field workforce and processes that require time-sensitive actions and approvals, for example healthcare, financial services and insurance.

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It is estimated that by 2023, 1.88 billion workers will be mobile, making up 43.3% of the global workforce. The rise of mobile workers and flexible work environments have led organizations to consider mobility as part of their enterprise IT strategy.

Organizations that are facing these security threats can leverage the benefits of a mobile content management solution with mobile capture capabilities to provide more control. This ensures that their employees are securely gathering and accessing information while on the field, without hampering their ability to work.

Mobile content management is available as part of the OnBase enterprise content management platform. It is integrated with the core OnBase platform and extends access to information and processes to your mobile workforce.

With mobile content management, employees do not have to wait until they return to office to take action on or upload files, which could hold up processes resulting in longer turnaround times. This, in turn, empowers them to work efficiently and productively in support of business goals.

Capture any 4K video source and stream in 1080p via the USB-C connection to any compatible PC or Apple computer. The adapter works with any HDMI-enabled streaming devices, including DSLR cameras, HD cameras, camcorders, game consoles, or HDMI-enabled laptops and Android smartphones or tablets with a camera. Compact design and straight forward inputs allow even the novice live streamer to capture and stream to any mobile OBS or PC OBS without the need for external power.

Easy to use with straight forward inputs allows even the most novice live streamer to hook up and start capturing from any 4K HDMI-enabled source. With no software installation, anyone can connect the adapter and start streaming to any mobile OBS or PC OBS without the need for external power.

I would like to quickly capture an idea without any overhead. That means, I do not want to think about a title or so, just key in a snippet. This note should go either to root or a dedicated folder. At home on the PC, I could add Title and any structural information.

Do you have any hint/workflow to use Obsidian on my mobile that way?

For me this is a huge one!

Like many others, I was switching from Logseq only because of mobile app and this stumbling step annoys the hell out of me every time I use it.

I want to swipe something out of my mind as quickly as possible, and I will have to follow up for a moment anyway next time at the PC.

(My logic: I intend for my mobile vault to be pretty much just a way to capture thoughts, and maybe some task lists that I can carry around more easily/without the distractions my laptop brings with it. My laptop has my main vault, and many sources of distraction/procrastination.)

Mobile Web Capture allows your customers to automatically capture images of documents using their mobile device to complete transactions using their mobile web browser without the need to physically snap a picture.

ABBYY Mobile Web Capture, when combined with our AI-enabled cloud or on-premise technologies like ABBYY FlexiCapture, Vantage, and ABBYY Cloud OCR SDK, helps organizations effectively build end-to-end solutions to optimize digital onboarding processes fed by mobile devices.

Our mobile compliance solutions use secure, enterprise grade deployment methods. You can install our apps through the official app stores provided by Apple and Google and we will activate your license remotely.

ABBYY Mobile Capture is a software development kit that provides flexible methods of mobile data capture. The Mobile Capture SDK will automatically capture the image for further back-end processing or recognize the data from the document in real-time on the mobile device, requiring minimal interaction from the user.

Out-of-the-box image capture: Easily add image capture with UI components by utilizing our API, to automatically capture the best quality image suitable for OCR for further back-end processing.

Customizable data capture: Extract any specific data from a document by setting a regular expression describing the required content. Capture international bank account numbers (IBAN) by simply applying predefined profiles.

Ready-to-use business card reading: Allows automatic and convenient extraction of contact data from business cards by simply pointing the camera at the card to use within your mobile CRM or lead management app or for customer onboarding.

My company is considering offering a lightweight mobile web site for data entry in the field (we already have a thick-client mobile application). One hard requirement is that we must be able to capture a signature.

Is there any prior art for capturing a signature, specifically inside a web page running inside a mobile web browser, across a wide variety of mobile devices/web browsers? I am only asking for in-browser solutions, not thick-clients.

Certainly there are many, many different mobile browsers out there with a wide variety of capabilities. The ideal solution would support as many browsers as possible and degrade gracefully based on browser capabilities.

I'm not personally aware of many mobile browsers that support hosting a Java applet, but there are probably some. Again, based on the support for various Java APIs, perhaps this would be a possible avenue.

Finally, total pipe-dream here, perhaps one could have the user take a picture of a signature using the mobile device's camera on a plain piece of paper and somehow count that as a valid signature. However, this would produce a bitmap image, as opposed to vectors which I'd likely be collecting in all other instances. Also, it would be pretty difficult, if not impossible/unreasonable, to integrate the taking of the photo via a camera app and upload that using the web browser app while associating that specific image with the rest of the data being captured.

I think the picture idea is really clever, but I'd take it one step further. Some mobile devices (phones in particular) don't even do file uploads in a browser. I'd generate an operation specific email address, a hash of some sort of transaction id and the user id for instance, and allow it to be sent as an email attachment. This should catch a very wide variety of clients, as well as not adding terrible complexity.

First off, I'm a C++ developer, not web, but have written and deployed a Windows Mobile signature capture routine in C++ / MFC. If you want to use or translate the code, let me know and I'll post it here. It is not particularly elegant, but does the job. Basically, you need the button clicks and mouse movement messages available.

Having already been down this road, my conclusion is that it is not a great use of technology. The screens tend to get scuffed and unresponsive on the signature capture area, making them useless not only for signature capture, but also for other operation. Our experience was that for mobile sales force type applications, it limited the life of the hand helds to about a year, and resulted with less than happy users.

I don't think this is even technically possible if you're talking about having it work on a wide array of mobile browers. Most phones can at least email a picture pretty easily so you could always send it to some account where the attachments are dumped somewhere. Still, you would have to manually type in some identifier in the subject.

With javascript you'd look at where the 'mouse' is. On some devices if the user is pressing on the screen with the stylus you can capture mouse movements and record the pattern they follow (signature).

I created a quick capture project. When I access the project through the mobile app there are no issues. When my colleagues try to submit a report (both IOS and Android) they get a failure to upload error message. They also do not get the option to take a photo. This does appear however on my mobile device.

I have double and triple checked the project and when I update the project my colleagues receive a notification to update the project in the mobile app. However the same issue still persists. Is there something that I am missing in the settings for the project?

When a record fails to send in the mobile app, the user will be provided with an option to send the data via email. Could you please share the contents of this email (as it will contain the error message for the issue)?

Now, with the all-new signature sync feature, you can quickly take a picture of your signature using the Adobe Acrobat Reader mobile app and use it when signing across desktop, web, and mobile devices.

For a seamless experience, simply sign in on your devices or the web. The signature is available for use whenever you get into the sign workflow from Acrobat, Acrobat Reader, the mobile apps, or the web.

I have a pawn with a Scene Capture 2D component. It throws the result into a render target which is then used in a material. It all works fine on pc, even in mobile preview mode, but the material ends up black on mobile.

The Cloud Capture Toolkit supports web application developers in their goal to quickly add scanning and imaging functionality directly within web-based business applications. The Cloud Capture Toolkit is ideal for document capture vendors, commercial software developers, and enterprises that want capture enable web-based applications. Benefits include:

The Mobile Capture SDK provides on-device image capture and clean-up functionality for iOS, Android, Cordova and other mobile platforms. This provides developers with the ability to process images from all leading mobile devices. Accelerate business processes and eliminate the need for corrections by enhancing and optimizing images. Benefits include: 2351a5e196