With LEADTOOLS, you are able to easily scan images and documents within a web application from any scanner, digital camera, or TWAIN or SANE-enabled device.

The video below shows step-by-step how to scan and display images within our HTML5/JavaScript Zero-footprint Viewer.

We're headed to San Antonio next month for the AIIM Conference. We look forward to sharing ideas on Intelligent Information Management (IIM) with over 600 participants from around the world. Below are the show details, hope to see you there!

AIIM Conference

April 11-13, 2018
Grand Hyatt Riverwalk
San Antonio, TX

With LEADTOOLS Version 20 out, we’ve got a lot to share with AIIM attendees including numerous additions and many impressive speed and accuracy enhancements to our Document engine that will save developers significant time and money in the scanning, capture, and digitization processes. In addition, we'll be showcasing our soon-to-be-released LEADTOOLS Cloud Services. You won't want to miss it!

Visual Studio Magazine today announced the winners of its 23rd annual Reader's Choice Awards. The 2016 winners are chosen by the readers of Visual Studio Magazine and honor the best Visual Studio- and .NET Framework-related tools and services in 36 categories.

Everybody has a smartphone in their pocket. With today's technology there is no reason to carry around a smartphone, business card scanner and a receipt scanner; just use the camera on your phone!

Scan Anything, Anywhere, Any Time
Scan anything, anywhere, any time. That is the dream for many people, and today's technology is making that a reality. Using a camera such as those on smartphones to capture information provides flexibility and can do things that a traditional scanner cannot. With the right image processing tools, a camera can capture receipts, documents, business cards, whiteboards, large format drawings, periodical pages and of course snapshots of business associates and friends with extremely high quality.

Last month we published a white paper on eDiscovery, which gave a brief overview on the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM). Today, we want to dive into more details about the EDRM and how it pertains to imaging and LEADTOOLS in particular.