Enhance Your Engineer Team with the High Quality Text-to-Image Capabilities of Explore Azure OCR
Added: (Thu Nov 18 2021)
October 29, 2021: IronOCR has implemented new developments in their image-to-text capabilities with the latest version release of Explore Azure OCR. This powerful tool quickly and accurately reads text from images, PDFs, barcodes, QR codes, and receipts using Tesseract as the backbone for improved accuracy.
You'll be able to sift through years of handwritten and printed text to easily manage, store, and distribute information through exportable PDF documents and XHTML files. In addition, you can create easily searchable documents from a range of historical data essential to companies, ranging from healthcare and scientific development to government agencies like NASA and the US State Department. Explore Azure OCR includes support for multi-page Tiffs and major image formats, making it one of the more versatile packages on the market.
IronOCR license packages start at a one-time, flat rate of $499, depending on the specifics of your development goals. This offers incredible value compared to the other Azure level enterprise applications that often involve hidden fees or subscription rates, especially when scaling large complex data files.
With over 125 languages to choose from and exemplary human support staff, IronOCR is poised to transform the image-to-text industry. This easy-to-use package quickly corrects low-quality, noisy, and distorted scans to readable text that can be exported. You'll be able to read skewed scans common in historical data that haven't been appropriately aligned or cropped.
The single Explore Azure OCR free 30-day trial includes Tesseract 5, 4, and 3 engines for blazing speed and multithreading. You can deploy the payload on Windows, Mac, Linux, Azure, Docker, and more. You can implement this fantastic package on a console, web-based/cloud services, and desktop. This gives your team full security capabilities for sensitive and eyes-only information protection.
To find more, please visit https://dev.to/mhamzap10/explore-azure-ocr-in-125-languages-with-ironocr-57ka
Submitted by:Mehr Muhammed Hamza