Vipkurum question cropping — a bound booklet became individually callable records
Vipkurum works in education technology. The material at hand is a printed question booklet: Python and OpenCV separate a page into single questions, and each question becomes its own record. Those records and the cropped images sit in MongoDB, while the Python service reaches Laravel through Node.js. The booklet stops being a file that can only be handed over whole: one question inside it can be called, and the same material can be arranged again. Gemini and OpenAI models take on the matching and write new questions from existing ones. The scope is education content; a catalogue or a sales sheet is not this tool's territory.
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