Tag Archives: OCR

Forms Processing API Tutorial: Recognize and Process a Form

Posted on 2021-01-07 by Zac Cole

Automate your data entry problems away with a state-of-the-art forms processing API. Whether you’re working with customer surveys, tax documents, or billing records every industry uses forms daily to conduct business. Moving data from a paper to a digital medium … Continue reading →

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Process Unstructured Data Within Insurance Cards Using LEADTOOLS Document Analyzer

Posted on 2020-10-22 by Nick Villalobos

The LEADTOOLS Document Analyzer SDK is one of the many new features that was introduced in version 21 of LEADTOOLS. These libraries easily and efficiently search, find, hide, highlight, and extract information from images (JPG, TIFF, PNG, PDF), PDFs, and … Continue reading →

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New Handwriting Recognition & Mixed Zone Recognition Libraries in LEADTOOLS Version 21

Posted on 2020-09-14 by Nick Villalobos

There is a great and growing need for people and organizations to be able to quickly recognize and extract data from documents, images, and forms that are filled with varying areas of machine printed text, handwriting, graphics, and more (think: … Continue reading →

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Tutorial: Detect and Extract MICR – Console C#

Posted on 2020-05-14 by Nick Villalobos

MICR detection and extraction technology is a very important piece of many applications in the banking, finance, legal, and insurance industries that can’t afford to rely on slow, error-prone manual data entry. The MICR line at the bottom of all … Continue reading →

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Connect the Digital Dots: Text Detection on LCD Displays Using LEADTOOLS Image Processing SDK

Posted on 2020-01-29 by Nick Villalobos

Digital number recognition from LCD displays can be a challenge when it comes to recognizing seven-segment or dot-matrix displays. This is because the lines in the numbers do not actually connect when forming the number. When performing OCR on images … Continue reading →

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