ABBYY launches Al-powered FineReader Engine 12 software development kit
17 May 2018 London
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ABBYY has launched its Al-Powered FineReader Engine 12 software development kit (SDK) that will integrate text recognition, PDF conversion, and data capture into applications in the cloud and virtual environments, as well as on premises.
It also introduces new languages and enhances its technology to enable better use within financial and multi-language documents.
This will help financial businesses, from accountancy firms to banking institutions, to improve their information management and customer-facing services.
Additionally, it accelerates time-to-market through easy integration, pre-configures tools, code samples, and other components. It also helps software companies to outperform their rivals even in today’s fast-moving business world.
Dr. Rainer Pausch, senior director of global product marketing of SDKs at ABBYY, commented: “ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 answers the growing demand for applications using optical character recognition and data capture on virtual machines or in the cloud.”
He expanded: “This version of the SDK gives companies and organisations the freedom to build software that works best for their business goals and enter new markets by taking advantage of the advanced features and over 200 recognition languages.”
It also introduces new languages and enhances its technology to enable better use within financial and multi-language documents.
This will help financial businesses, from accountancy firms to banking institutions, to improve their information management and customer-facing services.
Additionally, it accelerates time-to-market through easy integration, pre-configures tools, code samples, and other components. It also helps software companies to outperform their rivals even in today’s fast-moving business world.
Dr. Rainer Pausch, senior director of global product marketing of SDKs at ABBYY, commented: “ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 answers the growing demand for applications using optical character recognition and data capture on virtual machines or in the cloud.”
He expanded: “This version of the SDK gives companies and organisations the freedom to build software that works best for their business goals and enter new markets by taking advantage of the advanced features and over 200 recognition languages.”
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