Observed arrival · 2026-10-07
RecordEcho ties document translations back to the scan
A scanned-record translation workflow that extracts text, drafts a translation, and links each line to its location on the source page for review.
- For
- Linguists reviewing scanned medical records
- Worth noticing
- The sample discharge summary is explicitly synthetic, with invented names, places and numbers.
Field notes
The page describes a four-step workflow: upload a multi-page PDF or photo, extract text in reading order, review the scan beside extracted text and a draft translation, then export a Word file intended to preserve the source layout. It says uncertain handwriting and ambiguous dates are flagged rather than guessed, while numbers are carried over digit for digit. The displayed discharge-summary example is identified as synthetic, with invented names, locations and numbers.
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