Software was there in 2017 already. I've worked on a device for blind people that did basically this (except there's no need for a stereo image). Here you can

Software was there in 2017 already. I've worked on a device for blind people that did basically this (except there's no need for a stereo image). Here you can see how flattening works (this was handled by the library, we didn't need to do any custom code): https://youtu.be/DPu0iJtK2sI?t=1542 https://youtu.be/DPu0iJtK2sI?t=1542 There's also a feature where it tells you to turn the page, detects that it has been turned, takes a photo, etc. And in the background it flattens, splits into pages and OCRs the photos. With a little practice you can scan and OCR a whole book at 1-5 seconds per page. https://youtu.be/DPu0iJtK2sI?t=1909 https://youtu.be/DPu0iJtK2sI?t=1909 Then it saves the OCRed book and it can read it to you whenever you like.