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   by ocrcustomserver 9y ago

   I am a freelancer doing exactly this. Drop me a line if interested.
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   by ocrcustomserver 9y ago

   Interesting. You can also try OCR and document layout analysis to do the same thing (without GPUs). Shameless plug: if you're interested in that sort of stuff, drop me a line, I might be able to help.
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   by ocrcustomserver 9y ago

   I can probably help, send me an email.
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   by ocrcustomserver 9y ago

   I can probably help you with that, send me an email.
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   by ocrcustomserver 9y ago

   MyScript offers an API that does this. You need to feed it all the motions/sequence of points that make up the shape (known as "online OCR"), it won't work with a static document. Demo: https://webdemo.myscrip
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   by ocrcustomserver 9y ago

   Yes. Does it sound like shameless promotion to you? Maybe it is, but some people might have a need for this (and it's relevant to the topic/comment).
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   by ocrcustomserver 9y ago

   https://ocr.space/blog/2015/02/ocr-online-converter-review.h...
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   by ocrcustomserver 9y ago

   I agree. There's also ocrad.js .
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   by ocrcustomserver 9y ago

   If you need a private OCR server that you can host yourself (locally or on the cloud), shoot me an email.
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    by ocrcustomserver 9y ago

    Like a9t9 said, ABBYY, Microsoft and Google offer this. If your images however differ from the typical text document, recognition from those services will fail. OCR is highly dependent on the particular application and the kind of images th