Scanning & Capture

In a strategic rebranding move, Image Access, manufacturer of large format scanners and digitization solutions, has announced that its Bookeye product line will now be known as BookTEK.

The TWAIN Working Group (TWG) and Keypoint Intelligence have joined forces to launch a new subscription-based Testing and Certification Program for TWAIN Direct and PDF/Raster technologies.

Ripcord, the US robotics digitization company founded out of NASA research, has announced a strategic partnership with Palantir Technologies to convert trillions of paper records into actionable digital intelligence.

Mistral AI has unveiled what it claims is the world's most advanced document understanding technology. Dubbed "Mistral OCR," the new optical character recognition API aims to transform how organizations extract and utilize information from their vast document repositories.

OPEX has announced that its FALCON+ series scanner and the GEMINI model now support scanning at 400dpi.

Scanbot SDK has released its Document Quality Analyzer (DoQA), a smarter replacement for its previous Blur Estimator that ensures documents are optimally captured for OCR processing.

Dynamsoft has announced the release of its completely redesigned Mobile Web Capture SDK. This latest version offers significant enhancements aimed at accelerating development, ensuring consistency, and improving usability.

Artsyl Technologies. has announced the release of docAlpha 7.2, an upgraded version of its Intelligent Process Automation (IPA) platform that features advanced AI-powered document recognition, automated workflow processing, and realtime ERP integration capabilities.

The TWAIN Working Group (TWG), a long-standing non-profit organization focused on universal standards for image acquisition devices, has consolidated its digital footprint and refreshed its mission with a new community portal and tagline.

The Federal Agencies Digital Guidelines Initiative (FADGI) has become the cornerstone for digitizing physical records and cultural heritage materials within the United States. FADGI has set critical benchmarks for image quality, consistency, and preservation, and the guidelines are beginning to show signs of international adoption, including at the National Library of Australia.

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