Google has announced that it "quietly released" a veteran optical character recognition (OCR) engine as open source a few months ago. The engine, Tesseract, was developed between 1985 and 1995 by ...

This is the sort of thing that makes me like Google again. Google just announced work on the open source OCRopus project, a document analysis and OCR (Optical Character Recognition) system:The ...

The Google Code Blog announced that Google has “re-released” the Tesseract OCR software to the open source community. OCR, optical character recognition, is the technology for converting text on a ...

The first official alpha version of Google's OCRopus scanning software for Linux was released yesterday. OCRopus is built on top of HP's venerable open-source Tesseract optical character ...

Open source OCR 'Paddle OCR' review that recognizes characters in images This article, originally posted in Japanese on 14:00 Sep 19, 2021, may contains some machine-translated parts.

How many of us have tried to get a hold of reliable optical character recognition (OCR) software, only to be stumped by buggy and incomplete code in the free or cheap tools, and ridiculous pricing ...

PDFpen 4.5 uses version 15.5 of the OmniPage OCR, replacing the Tesseract open-source OCR engine in PDFpen on Intel-based Macs. SmileOnMyMac lauded the OmniPage OCR engine for its accuracy.

The combination of open-source software with artificial intelligence is opening up new possibilities for custom software ...