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== Project ideas == | == Project ideas == | ||
=== Improve New Native Android and iOS apps ===   | === Improve New Native Android and iOS apps to drive mass adoption and mass contribution ===   | ||
Why it's important: most of the data in the Open Food Facts database come from crowdsourcing through mobile apps: users scan barcodes of products and send us photos and data for missing products. We need Android and iOS apps that bring a lot of value to users so that we gain mass adoption, and that have powerful features to contribute photos and data as easily and quickly as possible. | Why it's important: most of the data in the Open Food Facts database come from crowdsourcing through mobile apps: users scan barcodes of products and send us photos and data for missing products. We need Android and iOS apps that bring a lot of value to users so that we gain mass adoption, and that have powerful features to contribute photos and data as easily and quickly as possible. | ||
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* Grade scan products based on this data | * Grade scan products based on this data | ||
* Display product recommendations / alternatives that better match the user preferences | * Display product recommendations / alternatives that better match the user preferences | ||
=== Computer vision === | === Computer vision === | ||