The Idea As one of the new graduates in the company, we (Alex, Ethan, and myself (Max)) worked on an orientation project as a team. This was a tool to load pdfs and use machine learning techniques to analyze and categorize the pages into one of a predetermined number of Read more…
Mako’s Doxygen Documentation The Mako SDK has quite a large surface area, all diligently commented by our engineers to produce Doxygen documentation. Having all this high-quality documentation at our customers’ fingertips is one of the strong benefits of our SDK. This all sounds great, but some feedback that we hear Read more…
I’ve finally got my hands on the pre-release of Mako 4.4, and I’m excited to say that it comes with a brand new structure tagging API. Following on from my earlier post about AI and content searching, I’ve been waiting for this release to take it a step further. In Read more…
I work a lot with the Mako SDK, creating various samples and technology demonstrators. It’s great fun to get to play with the SDK so regularly, but the only snag is all the boilerplate setup that come with using a native C++ libraries and DLLs. More or less, each time Read more…
Searching in PDF documents has never been an easy, or pleasurable task. From a user’s point of view, it seems like it should be trivial to implement. All the text is there on the page, why can’t it find what I’m searching for? Sometimes when you need to find something Read more…
Reducing our paper footprint is something most of us aim to do, even if sometimes we’re not that successful. It can save money, time, and not to mention, the odd tree or two. If we can keep our digital lives, digital and avoid printing, all the better, right? But sometimes it’s Read more…