A system that converts visual representations, such as images containing dots and dashes, into alphanumeric text through the interpretation of International Morse code is valuable for situations when direct text input is not feasible. For example, an individual may photograph a sign displaying a sequence of long and short signals; the system then analyzes the image, identifies the Morse code elements, and translates them into readable text.
The ability to automatically interpret visual depictions of this encoded information offers advantages in accessibility, communication, and data recovery scenarios. Historically, Morse code provided a foundational method of long-distance communication. An automated system builds upon this legacy by providing a modern interface for interpreting visual representations of a traditional communication method.