How Photomath App Works Provides Mathematical Solutions And How It Got Them

Regardless of the fact that Damir Sabol and his Photomath are "ours", Google certainly did a great job acquiring the app and the company of the same name Because in these almost nine years, Photomath has reached a level that is extremely easy to use, efficient, and has a business model that makes it sustainable.

All the smarts behind Photomath are certainly an extremely smart investment by Google, regardless of the amount they will pay It starts with getting to know you When you install and run Photomath for the first time, you'll be asked for your age, whether you're a student, parent, or teacher.

Then, in just two screens, it will present exactly what it does and how it works And what it does is pretty amazing even for today's newbies in the world of artificial intelligence.

After familiarization, the application will turn on the camera of your smartphone with which you will take a picture of the task, " you will receive a series of math textbooks whose content is entered into the application And there are solutions to all tasks from those textbooks.

But you get everything described in the basic part For the solution steps from the textbooks, there is Photomath Plus, a subscription section in which, in addition to the complete solutions from the school textbooks, you can also get an animated display of the solutions and detailed explanations of how and why certain tasks are solved.

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How it looks, you can try using the trial week The concrete goal of Photomath Plus is to reduce the cost of instructions for parents, because it tries to be as pictorial and vocal as possible in the description of the solution, the way the student would get it during the instructions.

Among the best, Photomath crosses language boundaries because mathematics is such, but at Photomath they tried to cover as many educational systems in the world as possible So it is available in more than 30 world languages ​​for which translations were done by professionals, and the display of the tasks, that is, the way they are printed, can also be adjusted.

Mathematicians work at Photomath who, in addition to checking solutions, also create content for the application, which is also its foundation It also has another interesting function - handwriting recognition.

Thus, the student does not necessarily have to scan the task from the textbook, but can also do it from the notebook Premium content 4 TANJA IVANČIĆ Photomath's spectacular undertaking has raised the rating of the IT community and Croatia.

Should we then doubt the assessment of The Tech Advocate, which Photomath named one of the 20 best educational applications back in 2017? To date, it has been downloaded 300 million times, solves 2 7 billion tasks per month, it is used by more than a million teachers worldwide and as many as a billion children.

We can safely say that with Google's investment in Photomath, it gained a force that it obviously did not expect .