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date: "2022-07-13"
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date: "2023-07-20"
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author: "Vladimir Lapin"
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url: /available-sdks/
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Add OCR functionality to AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, services, and applications written in Node.js by querying our REST API.
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-[Aspose.OCR Cloud for Android](https://github.com/aspose-ocr-cloud/aspose-ocr-cloud-android)
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Turn a smartphone into a full featured OCR scanner. Aspose.OCR service runs in the cloud and supports even entry-level and legacy smartphones.
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-[Aspose.OCR Cloud for Go](https://github.com/aspose-ocr-cloud/aspose-ocr-cloud-go)
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Allow your Go applications to extract text from images, read street photos, and many more.
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All SDKs are open-source distributed under [MIT License](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT). You can freely use them for any projects, including commercial and proprietary applications, as well as modify any part of the code.
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See the examples below for a quick overview of how SDKs can make your development easier.
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