Category Archives: Document Imaging

Improve UX and Workflows with the Document Analyzer SDK

Posted on 2020-08-19 by Gabriel Smith

The LEADTOOLS Document Analyzer is an innovative new library that intelligently finds and acts upon information in unstructured documents and images. The Document Analyzer handles what was once mundane and tedious manual work as it automatically sifts through data to … Continue reading →

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Never Worry About Reading a Handwritten Document Again!

Posted on 2020-08-17 by Nick Villalobos

ICR, or Intelligent Character Recognition, is an advanced Artificial Intelligence technology that is usually quite difficult to master. Not for long! With the upcoming release of LEADTOOLS Version 21, our brand new, machine vision-powered ICR engine will make recognizing handwritten … Continue reading →

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Get Ready for Version 21 PDF SDK: Reduced Memory, Faster Rendering, Better Quality & More!

Posted on 2020-08-13 by Nick Villalobos

If you haven’t heard yet, LEADTOOLS Version 21 is coming soon! It might just be your first time visiting our blog if this is news to you because we’ve certainly been spilling the beans in excitement and anticipation. Today, we’re … Continue reading →

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Tutorial: Detect, Read, and Write Barcodes – Console C#

Posted on 2020-07-15 by Nick Villalobos

Speed and accuracy are key when encoding and decoding the machine readable data found within barcodes. LEADTOOLS offers top-of-the-line computer vision barcode libraries that are faster and more reliable than any other barcode SDK on the market, ensuring that you … Continue reading →

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AIIM Intelligent Capture/AI Virtual Event: V21 Document Analyzer Demo

Posted on 2020-06-18 by Nick Villalobos

The AIIM Intelligent Capture/AI Virtual Event took place online at the end of April. The event had many great speakers from all around spreading the latest news on intelligent capture and AI within their companies. In case you missed it, … Continue reading →

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