In the world of scientific research, engineering, and data analysis, one of the most frustrating obstacles isn't collecting new data—it's extracting old data. For decades, critical findings have been locked inside scanned journal articles, static PDFs, and low-resolution image files of graphs. If you have ever needed to compare your results with a published chart that only exists as a picture, you understand the pain.

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