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To convert the text in scanned pages or photographs directly to editable word or text documents using either-
1) A Software
2) An Application
Digitising printed texts so that
1) they can be electronically edited,
2) searched,
3) stored more compactly,
4) displayed on-line,
5) and used in machine processes
Has no patent signed up till date
Increases efficiency & effectiveness of office work
Ability to instantly search through content
No rewriting everything to correct one thing.
Workflow is increased
Can be used in banks, office, colleges, almost anywhere
To make a software with the help of OCR Technology which gives 100% output without any bugs
ORTo make an app on mobile phones for conversion of text in photographs to documents with the help of OCR Technology
Optical character recognition
OR
Optical character reader
Mechanical or electronic conversion of images of typed, handwritten or printed text into machine-encoded text, whether from a scanned document, a photo of a document, a scene-photo
No OCR software is 100 percent accurate. The number of errors depends upon the quality and type of document, including the font used. Errors that occur during OCR include misreading letters, skipping over letters that are unreadable, or mixing together text from adjacent columns or image captions.
OCR works best with good quality typed documents. Handwritten documents cannot be easily read by OCR software.
Problems with poor contrast and difficulty with documents that have both images and text.
Decreases work load
Saves time and money
Produces cleaner data
Fast & accurate
Gain efficiencies in production imaging systems.
Reduces labour costs required for verification
Scalable for growth or increased document capture
Common output formats including:
Formatted ASCII
RTF - support for color/grayscale images
PDF - support for color/grayscale images
HTML
Data entry for business documents, e.g. check, passport, invoice, bank statement and receipt
Automatic number plate recognition
Automatic insurance documents key information extraction
Extracting business card information into a contact list
More quickly make textual versions of printed documents, e.g. book scanning for a Project
Make electronic images of printed documents searchable, e.g. Google Books
Converting handwriting in real time to control a computer (pen computing)
Assistive technology for blind and visually impaired users
Entire banking sector In colleges, schools etc In offices Widely used as a form of data entry from printed
paper data records, whether passport documents, invoices, bank statements, computerised receipts, business cards, mail, printouts of static-data, or any suitable documentation.