Not always a mainstream issue, but handy to know that Google Lens will scan text, including most handwriting, and copy it into the clipboard on the phone by using the text option.
Google Keep will also read text and handwriting, storing it in a file that can be shared with your other devices using Keep.
Google Lens keeps getting better and better. It can now scan and convert handwritten notes and upload them to Google Drive for transfer to your computer.
Start up Google Lens, select the text icon at the bottom and get the stuff you want to convert in the screen. Wait for it to find the text. Now press the text button, ‘select all’ and ‘copy to computer’.
I’ve tested it on a load of scribble and it is scarily accurate! Worth a go for meeting notes and stuff.
But research has shown that only 10% of flip charts are transcribed and only 10% of those typed-up notes are ever looked at again. So you takes your choice…..