J. Joshua Alfred, V. Sai Srivathsan, A. Sasithradevi, S. Roomi
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MedSay-Tamil: A Pharmacological-Translator Mobile Application for the aid of Native Tamil Speakers
Medication error is one of the major causes of death, as victims intake the wrong medicine or dosage which can cause chronic effects. One such cause of medication error comes from the misinterpretation of information due to language barrier. There is a need for translation of information in medicinal strips to create awareness to the user. For this purpose, we propose an Innovative Mobile Application Using Flutter and Dart, empowering all native-Tamil speakers who find difficulty in acquiring information from tablet strips. The app is designed to revolutionize the way people obtain information from tablet strips such as general information, dosage, side effects, etc. with the help of web scraping. With its advanced Optical Character Recognition (OCR) engine, the app can accurately recognize text from images and convert it into editable text. The app’s user-friendly interface with its state-of-art innovation mainly focusing native-Tamil speakers, built using the Flutter framework, allows users to quickly and easily scan and process strings. The application then translates and displays the information present in the Tamil language along with a text-to-speech feature. Upon testing, the application displayed a 90% accuracy in retrieving relevant information about the tablet present in images.