Adobe Acrobat Reader now includes free mobile scanning, powered by Adobe Sensei

  • Scan whatever you need and turn them into storable and shareable PDFs
  • Adobe Sensei utilises AI, machine learning and deep learning to automate repetitive tasks

 

Adobe Acrobat Reader now includes free mobile scanning, powered by Adobe Sensei

 

ADOBE has released a new scanning functionality in Adobe Acrobat Reader mobile for iOS and Android smartphones and tablets.

People use the free Acrobat Reader mobile app today to view, annotate, send and save PDFs at home and in the office. With the new scanning component baked directly into the Reader mobile app, users now have the ability to snap a picture of anything and turn that ‘scan’ into a signable, shareable, storable and secure PDF – all for free.

Scan lets anyone digitise anything – from shopping receipts and tax documents to school permission slips and favourite recipes – whatever you need to keep track of and organise your day-to-day life.

At work, Scan is an enterprise-ready tool for converting paper documents, forms, contracts, business cards and even those whiteboard snapshots into PDFs that can be incorporated into existing digital workflows.

Introducing Scan, new to Acrobat Reader mobile:

  • Free mobile scanning is now available to people who already use Acrobat Reader on iOS and Android
  • Quickly capture multiple scans of forms, receipts, contracts, post-its, whiteboards, and more, and turn them into storable and shareable PDFs
  • Add annotations or signatures and store PDFs with built in connections to Box, Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, and more, without leaving Acrobat Reader mobile
  • Use for simple scanning or integrate into your enterprise document workflow

 

 

 

 

Adobe Sensei and Document Cloud

Scan functionality in Reader mobile is powered by Adobe Sensei, a new framework and set of intelligence services built into Document Cloud, Creative Cloud and Marketing Cloud to improve customer experiences.

In Document Cloud, Adobe Sensei utilises artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and deep learning to automate repetitive tasks, boost productivity and pave the way for the workplace of the future.

In the case of Scan in Reader mobile, Adobe Sensei works in the background to automatically detect document boundaries, correct perspectives, enhance text sharpness and make everything beautiful, usable and digital.

What impact can Adobe Sensei have in the future?

Adobe processes tens of billions of PDFs through Document Cloud. Imagine an enterprise being able to deeply understand meaning from all the documents in the company, finding patterns and similarities in content and extracting knowledge from that content.

A medical research facility, for example, could search thousands if not millions of studies in order to extract patterns in patients’ symptoms and identify the most effective treatment options. Or, a company in the middle of its digital transformation using something called semantic structure analysis of documents, AI and machine learning, to analyse and categorise the content of documents as they’re scanned. The possibilities are exciting, and the use cases are virtually endless.

Examples of how capabilities powered by Adobe Sensei could impact the future of work:

  • Analyse all PDFs in an organisation, identify patterns and extract knowledge
  • Automatically summarise thousands of PDFs, like document Cliff’s Notes
  • Apply artificial intelligence and machine learning to analyse and categorise the content of documents as they’re scanned from paper to digital
  • Interact with document content in a virtual reality environment, from anywhere 

 

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