A program for calculating complex mathematical expressions. PhotoMath - Solving Examples Using a Camera

Photomath is an application for solving mathematical problems. Using the program's functionality, you will receive a detailed solution of examples, inequalities and equations with step-by-step explanations. The Photomath app will simplify your math learning and save time.

Application Features

Photomath uses the main camera of the device. The user points the camera at the problem/example, after which the program independently recognizes the text and starts solving it. The application also has the ability to recognize handwritten text. This increases the versatility of using the calculator - you can now scan equations from workbook or from the school board.

Photomath decides how mathematical examples, and algebraic problems. All actions are explained accessible language in the form of several sentences.

Possibilities

In addition to camera scanning, the application can do the following:

• solve examples entered manually by the user;
• show detailed step by step solution with brief but succinct explanations;
• save already solved tasks in “Favorites” so that you can return to them later;
• build graphs based on given values;
• solve systems of equations, logarithms, algebraic expressions and inequalities, integrals and much more.

The program will be most useful for high school students and students studying mathematical analysis.

How to use?

When you launch Photomath, you will see the main camera window. The user just needs to point the phone at the desired text for the application to automatically scan it - the procedure is similar to scanning. The grip area can be changed in width and height depending on the size of the task in printed or handwritten form. The resulting example appears in the smart calculator, where it can be edited (useful for calculating typical examples from textbooks in which only the values ​​change). The next tab contains a detailed explanation of the solution. Each step or action is supported by a visual description. For any action there is an explanation in the form of 1-2 sentences. If necessary, a schedule is drawn up.

You can save a task to “Favorites” by clicking on the star icon. The program supports 19 languages ​​in addition to Russian. If you encounter any difficulties, please refer to the built-in help, which will clearly explain the principle of operation of the calculator and other functions.

A few months ago on iOS and Windows Phone The Photomath app has been released. It's now available on Android. With its help, you can instantly solve mathematical problems, inequalities and equations: take a picture, Photomath scans it, processes it on its server and after a few seconds shows the ready answer with all the intermediate steps of the solution.

PhotoMath is the world's smartest calculator using your smartphone camera! Just point your camera at a math problem and PhotoMath will immediately respond with the answer. Join millions of users around the world and make your learning process faster and more enjoyable. You can use it when you are faced with a task that is beyond your ability. Click on the Steps button and you will be shown a step-by-step solution! Below you can view the entire list of mathematical problems that our application solves.

Students can use the app as a support tool, and parents, in turn, can instantly check homework their children. PhotoMath is your math teacher in your pocket! Photo Math provides solutions to problems involving roots, fractions, simple arithmetic and linear equations, as well as some logarithms. Developers are constantly working on additional functionality and on introducing methods that facilitate the process of learning mathematics.

PhotoMath does not yet work with handwritten text, only with text printed from textbooks. The magic of Photo Math isn't perfect (yet). There is a possibility of encountering a task that our application will not be able to recognize. In such cases, we ask you to send us comments. With your help, our team of wizard programmers will add a solution, and the fairy tale will come to life. The application is completely free and does not contain advertising.

Download PhotoMath app for Android you can follow the link below.

Developer: Microblink
Platform: Android 4.1 and higher
Interface language: Russian (RUS)
Status: Free
Root: Not needed

Since the advent of smartphones, software calculators have changed a lot... Transformed from the beginning appearance, then they learned to count many decimal places and received handwriting support. And now progress has stepped even further. From now on you don’t need to write anything! Just point your smartphone camera at the example and get the answer. Well, isn't this a miracle? PhotoMath comes to the rescue of students.

For a couple of years, we literally went crazy with the MyScript calculator, where we entered examples using “finger-type” input. For 2012, this was simply unimaginable... It would seem, where could it be even better? At that moment I thought, but in about 5 years, calculators will be able to solve examples from photographs, we point the camera at the example and voila - the answer is ready! I turned out to be right, such a program did appear.

PhotoMath is a must-have for all schoolchildren and students! It allows you to solve examples using the camera. Among the actions she can do not only arithmetic functions, but also multiplication, division, root isolation, exponentiation, logarithms and much more... Examples with fractions are supported, even 2- and 4-story ones. But that's not all... Not only examples are solved, but also equations, systems of equations, linear equations and even inequality. Point your smartphone camera at the example and immediately get an answer. But if you need a written solution, click on the answer and see the fully written solution. The only thing is that a handwritten example is not recognized; only standard fonts are supported. Miracle, miracle and once again a miracle!

PhotoMath is the most useful program for schoolchildren, students and those who have problems with mathematics.