Scanning & Capture

Kofax announces free mobile capture app

Kofax has made available Kofax Mobile Capture with certain basic functionality for free through the iTunes App Store and Google Play.

ST Imaging adds OCR Searchable Text

ST Imaging (ST) , a  provider of digital microfilm and book scanning technology, has released a new version of its ViewScan software that includes ST OCR Searchable Text Tools.

TWAIN browser plugin adds OCR

OCR and barcode recognition capabilities have been added to a browser plugin from Dynamsoft that connects to scanners, digital cameras, and capture cards that support the TWAIN standard.

INUVIO unveils remote scanning solution

INUVIO has launched a new remote and network scanning and storage software solution, ScanGlobal, for both RDP Terminal Services and Citrix network environments.

Remote scanning for virtualised networks

Software developer triCerat has announced a release candidate (RC) version of its Scanect remote scanning software that compresses files and uploads images directly to a document management application.

Kodak wins approval to auction Digital Imaging patents

Kodak (US) has obtained approval from the Bankruptcy Court to conduct an auction to sell its Digital Capture and Kodak Imaging Systems and Services (KISS) patent portfolios.

Canon boxes up new A3 MFDs

Canon Australia has launched three new black and white A3 Multi-Function Devices (MFDs) that incorporate a document sharing solution called Advanced Box.

CVISION shrinks Kofax Capture files

CVISION Technologies has launched PdfCompressor for Kofax Capture 5.0, a module that promises to enhance  file compression and OCR in Kofax Capture.

EzeScan announces Civica Authority integration

Civica Authority, the enterprise application used by more than 300 Councils throughout Australia and New Zealand,  is now able to accept data captured from documents directly via EzeScan, the production scanning software developed by Australia’s Outback Imaging.

Recognition grows in the cloud

ABBYY is seeking to broaden the use of cloud-based data capture  with the launch of a software development kit (SDK ) that provides on-demand access to its  character recognition and PDF conversion  technologies.

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