Vipkurum question cropping — a bound booklet becomes an addressable pool
A tool written in an education technology context. OpenCV divides a booklet page into single questions, so printed material already in hand becomes a pool in which every piece is its own record. The answer key stops being a separate document and is written into the cropped question's record. Questions that are missing get written from existing examples together with their answer key. Cropped images and question records sit in MongoDB, and the Python image processing service connects through Node.js to content management in Laravel. The scope is education content; for a corporate document archive we have nothing to show.
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