Able to read travel documents, passports, visa and ID cards. Specializes in card-type documents like ID cards, driver's licenses, medical cards, bank checks, credit cards, etc. Here are two solutions I'm familiar with: If your images ARE "templates", and you need an OCR that can output structured text, there are actually very few Linux solutions (as far as I know). forms filled out by customers (where the fields are always in the same place), various cards (such as business cards, ID cards), etc., there are specialized solutions that can detect and OCR only the specific text fields, "clean" out image "noise", and output the text in a structured manner (e.g. If the "images" you are processing have a standard layout, e.g. Here is an article (from 2007, but probably still relevant) benchmarking the first three engines on accuracy and speed: īy the way, all the engines including Abbyy are best for unstructured text - in other words, images which don't follow a regular structure. But note that not all of them support MS Word output:
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First of all, here are some more OCR tools besides Abbyy which have an SDK and you can use on Linux. workow.ABBYY FineReader FineReader 15 The Smarter PDF SolutionABBYYFineReade r11.rar.
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