OCR, ICR, and OMR enable capture software like Kodak Capture Pro and Kodak Info Input Solution to determine what type of document has been ingested. Once the data is converted and enhanced, the next step in the OCR process is understanding what document type has entered the system and determining the next step for that document type. As a result, scanners from Kodak Alaris provide a 20-70% better* OCR read rate than the competition and create file sizes that are nearly half those of competitive devices. OCR software can convert Perfect Page Technology is built into the portfolio of scanners from Kodak Alaris to optimize data clarity and maximize OCR accuracy while creating the smallest file sizes possible. Removing spots, lines, and other printing imperfections from the computer's "view"Ĭompensating for stains and other nonprinted imperfections on the pageĪnalyzing the layout of columns, images, tables, and other features The cleaner the image, the better and more accurate the translation, so Perfect Page Technology automatically looks for and corrects common scanning and document errors or problems such as: To help OCR software successfully translate a document, image enhancement software like industry-leading Perfect Page technology from Kodak Alaris will first “clean up” your scans to reduce the unnecessary noise on a document and amplify the data. Together, these recognition software solutions are useful in a wide array of applications and situations. Optical mark recognition (OMR): The process of capturing human-marked data from document forms such as multiple-choice surveys, questionnaires, and tests in the form of lines or shaded areas.Intelligent character recognition (ICR): The process of capturing and translating hand-printed and written characters such as on structured forms.Optical character recognition can be used to translate text that is printed, and includes two related processes designed to capture handwriting and human-marked data: Processing, storing, retrieving, and sharing information.This enables your computer and, as a result, you to engage with scanned documents the same way that you would with original digital documents. OCR scan software allows your computer to "see" a scanned document the same way it sees text-based documents you might create in Word, Excel, or equivalent programs. This limits the ways that your computer, and therefore you and other users, can interact with the document. In that format, your computer cannot recognize individual letters, words, or phrases. Without OCR, your computer perceives each document you scan as a single image, the way we see photographs or pieces of art. Put simply, it is a type of software that "translates" scanned documents into a format that your computer can read. Optical character recognition is a state-of-the-art technology that underpins dozens of tools that you use every day.
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