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title: PosterLens
description: Turn static scientific posters into interactive research insights
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## 🔍 What is PosterLens?

**PosterLens** is a mobile app that transforms static scientific posters into interactive, explorable insights using OCR and AI.

Created for the Perplexity Hackathon 2025, it allows researchers, MSLs, and medical writers to:

- Scan posters using device camera + Apple Vision OCR
- Ask natural-language questions about the content
- Find semantically related studies using **Sonar Pro**
- Auto-generate research questions & future directions
- Validate citations with PubMed E-utilities

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## 📸 Screenshots

![PosterLens Screenshot](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/66d49e8555a289120a81ec3e/68930ad938e072c05d1be0b9_PosterLens.png)

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## 🔗 Links

- 🧠 GitHub Repo: [PosterLens](https://github.com/nickjlamb/PosterLens)
- 📲 App Store: [PosterLens on iOS](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/posterlens-research-scanner/id6745453368)

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## 🧠 How PosterLens Uses Sonar Pro

PosterLens integrates **Sonar Pro** for:
- Semantic understanding of OCR-extracted poster text
- Factual Q&A grounded in scientific literature
- Retrieval of related studies and citation-backed content

Sonar Pro is essential for turning a static scan into a dynamic research experience.