Download this datasheet to learn more about Adlib’s OCR engine
If you’re in the document management or capture space, it’s more than likely you will see the words Optical Character Recognition or OCR on a daily basis. But ever wonder what it really means and how it all works?
Optical character recognition (OCR) is a means for converting printed or written text characters—captured as images during scanning—into computer-based, encoded text. Once printed pages have been digitized in this manger, they can be searched electronically, archived in compact PDF format, and displayed online.
OCR, which combines pattern recognition and artificial intelligence—has undergone tremendous improvements in recent years, driven by more powerful processors, enhanced image capture, and better conversion algorithms.
What is the business value for investing in Optical Character Recognition technology? The benefits are multi-fold:
Adlib uses the most accurate, most advanced technology in the industry to achieve exceptional results with accuracy approaching 100 percent. Learn more about how Adlib converts text in images to searchable content in PDFs with OCR. You can also find more technical details about Adlib’s OCR engine in this datasheet.
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