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Reliable MRZ (Machine Readable Zone) cloud API
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)
Data science time! April 2019 and salary with experience
The Ask Question Wizard is Live!Algorithm for capturing machine readable zonesHow to set Image size for Improving OCR output.?Why is the composite check digit in a machine readable zone of a modern passport not taking into account all of the data?Unity3D - OCR Number RecognitionOCR on noisy imageWhy Microsoft Cognitive doesn't return every OCR field?OCR PDF Files Using Google Cloud Vision?Improving threshold result for Tesseracttesseract - how to deal with character separatorsGoogle Cloud Vision - Which region does Google upload the images to?
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I'm looking for a cloud based solution to read the Machine Readable Zone from IDs or Passports to implement in our backend.
I tried some generic OCR solutions such as:
- Amazon Rekognition
- Google Vision
- Microsoft Computer Vision
Teserract 3.0 / 4.0 (experimental)
None of these provide accurate (sometimes not at all MRZ recognition)
I also tried some other tools specialized in MRZ OCR:
BlinkID from MicroBlink (which is very good but doesn't have a cloud solution)
Accurascan (provides cloud solution but less accurate than BlinkID)
Abbyy (too slow, 10~ seconds per request)
Can you recommend me a good cloud solution for MRZ OCR of documents?
computer-vision ocr tesseract amazon-rekognition microblink
asked Mar 8 at 23:13
MikeMike
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I'm looking for a cloud based solution to read the Machine Readable Zone from IDs or Passports to implement in our backend.
I tried some generic OCR solutions such as:
- Amazon Rekognition
- Google Vision
- Microsoft Computer Vision
Teserract 3.0 / 4.0 (experimental)
None of these provide accurate (sometimes not at all MRZ recognition)
I also tried some other tools specialized in MRZ OCR:
BlinkID from MicroBlink (which is very good but doesn't have a cloud solution)
Accurascan (provides cloud solution but less accurate than BlinkID)
Abbyy (too slow, 10~ seconds per request)
Can you recommend me a good cloud solution for MRZ OCR of documents?
computer-vision ocr tesseract amazon-rekognition microblink
asked Mar 8 at 23:13
MikeMike
999
add a comment |
I'm looking for a cloud based solution to read the Machine Readable Zone from IDs or Passports to implement in our backend.
I tried some generic OCR solutions such as:
- Amazon Rekognition
- Google Vision
- Microsoft Computer Vision
Teserract 3.0 / 4.0 (experimental)
None of these provide accurate (sometimes not at all MRZ recognition)
I also tried some other tools specialized in MRZ OCR:
BlinkID from MicroBlink (which is very good but doesn't have a cloud solution)
Accurascan (provides cloud solution but less accurate than BlinkID)
Abbyy (too slow, 10~ seconds per request)
Can you recommend me a good cloud solution for MRZ OCR of documents?
computer-vision ocr tesseract amazon-rekognition microblink
asked Mar 8 at 23:13
MikeMike
999
I'm looking for a cloud based solution to read the Machine Readable Zone from IDs or Passports to implement in our backend.
I tried some generic OCR solutions such as:
- Amazon Rekognition
- Google Vision
- Microsoft Computer Vision
Teserract 3.0 / 4.0 (experimental)
None of these provide accurate (sometimes not at all MRZ recognition)
I also tried some other tools specialized in MRZ OCR:
BlinkID from MicroBlink (which is very good but doesn't have a cloud solution)
Accurascan (provides cloud solution but less accurate than BlinkID)
Abbyy (too slow, 10~ seconds per request)
Can you recommend me a good cloud solution for MRZ OCR of documents?
computer-vision ocr tesseract amazon-rekognition microblink
computer-vision ocr tesseract amazon-rekognition microblink
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In the ocr.space ocr api forum I read this post a while ago: MRZ reading in passports:
When scanning alphanumerical texts like the MRZ it often helps to select Korean, Japanese or Chinese as OCR language. For the MRZ font, Japanese gives the best results in my tests.
answered Mar 10 at 11:30
Jim GrigoryanJim Grigoryan
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For quite some time, Microblink does offer cloud solution for the reading of the MRTD documents. Beside MRTD, we also support lots of the other types of the documents, like USDL, UKDL, Germany ID and DL, Malaysia ID and DL, etc. You can find more information, test our solution free of charge, and list of the supported documents here: https://microblink.com/products/blinkid/web-api
We also offer a docker instance of the API that can be hosted on your own premise: https://hub.docker.com/r/microblink/api/
If you need any assistance with creating a api key for the docker image, please let me know.
Regards
answered Mar 22 at 16:11
culoiculoi
614
Hello, MicroBlink offers cloud just for testing. We need it for production. "At the moment, Cloud API is just for testing" - quote from the website. Is there something I missed?
– Mike
Mar 23 at 17:09
Hi Mike, Yes, you are right. But Cloud API is something that we will be able to offer very soon, we’re still working on infrastructure to finalize it. Please contact us for more details.
– culoi
Mar 24 at 19:00
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In the ocr.space ocr api forum I read this post a while ago: MRZ reading in passports:
When scanning alphanumerical texts like the MRZ it often helps to select Korean, Japanese or Chinese as OCR language. For the MRZ font, Japanese gives the best results in my tests.
answered Mar 10 at 11:30
Jim GrigoryanJim Grigoryan
48216
add a comment |
In the ocr.space ocr api forum I read this post a while ago: MRZ reading in passports:
When scanning alphanumerical texts like the MRZ it often helps to select Korean, Japanese or Chinese as OCR language. For the MRZ font, Japanese gives the best results in my tests.
answered Mar 10 at 11:30
Jim GrigoryanJim Grigoryan
48216
add a comment |
In the ocr.space ocr api forum I read this post a while ago: MRZ reading in passports:
When scanning alphanumerical texts like the MRZ it often helps to select Korean, Japanese or Chinese as OCR language. For the MRZ font, Japanese gives the best results in my tests.
answered Mar 10 at 11:30
Jim GrigoryanJim Grigoryan
48216
In the ocr.space ocr api forum I read this post a while ago: MRZ reading in passports:
When scanning alphanumerical texts like the MRZ it often helps to select Korean, Japanese or Chinese as OCR language. For the MRZ font, Japanese gives the best results in my tests.
answered Mar 10 at 11:30
Jim GrigoryanJim Grigoryan
48216
answered Mar 10 at 11:30
Jim GrigoryanJim Grigoryan
48216
answered Mar 10 at 11:30
Jim GrigoryanJim Grigoryan
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For quite some time, Microblink does offer cloud solution for the reading of the MRTD documents. Beside MRTD, we also support lots of the other types of the documents, like USDL, UKDL, Germany ID and DL, Malaysia ID and DL, etc. You can find more information, test our solution free of charge, and list of the supported documents here: https://microblink.com/products/blinkid/web-api
We also offer a docker instance of the API that can be hosted on your own premise: https://hub.docker.com/r/microblink/api/
If you need any assistance with creating a api key for the docker image, please let me know.
Regards
answered Mar 22 at 16:11
culoiculoi
614
Hello, MicroBlink offers cloud just for testing. We need it for production. "At the moment, Cloud API is just for testing" - quote from the website. Is there something I missed?
– Mike
Mar 23 at 17:09
Hi Mike, Yes, you are right. But Cloud API is something that we will be able to offer very soon, we’re still working on infrastructure to finalize it. Please contact us for more details.
– culoi
Mar 24 at 19:00
add a comment |
For quite some time, Microblink does offer cloud solution for the reading of the MRTD documents. Beside MRTD, we also support lots of the other types of the documents, like USDL, UKDL, Germany ID and DL, Malaysia ID and DL, etc. You can find more information, test our solution free of charge, and list of the supported documents here: https://microblink.com/products/blinkid/web-api
We also offer a docker instance of the API that can be hosted on your own premise: https://hub.docker.com/r/microblink/api/
If you need any assistance with creating a api key for the docker image, please let me know.
Regards
answered Mar 22 at 16:11
culoiculoi
614
Hello, MicroBlink offers cloud just for testing. We need it for production. "At the moment, Cloud API is just for testing" - quote from the website. Is there something I missed?
– Mike
Mar 23 at 17:09
Hi Mike, Yes, you are right. But Cloud API is something that we will be able to offer very soon, we’re still working on infrastructure to finalize it. Please contact us for more details.
– culoi
Mar 24 at 19:00
add a comment |
For quite some time, Microblink does offer cloud solution for the reading of the MRTD documents. Beside MRTD, we also support lots of the other types of the documents, like USDL, UKDL, Germany ID and DL, Malaysia ID and DL, etc. You can find more information, test our solution free of charge, and list of the supported documents here: https://microblink.com/products/blinkid/web-api
We also offer a docker instance of the API that can be hosted on your own premise: https://hub.docker.com/r/microblink/api/
If you need any assistance with creating a api key for the docker image, please let me know.
Regards
answered Mar 22 at 16:11
culoiculoi
614
For quite some time, Microblink does offer cloud solution for the reading of the MRTD documents. Beside MRTD, we also support lots of the other types of the documents, like USDL, UKDL, Germany ID and DL, Malaysia ID and DL, etc. You can find more information, test our solution free of charge, and list of the supported documents here: https://microblink.com/products/blinkid/web-api
We also offer a docker instance of the API that can be hosted on your own premise: https://hub.docker.com/r/microblink/api/
If you need any assistance with creating a api key for the docker image, please let me know.
Regards
answered Mar 22 at 16:11
culoiculoi
614
answered Mar 22 at 16:11
culoiculoi
614
answered Mar 22 at 16:11
culoiculoi
614
answered Mar 22 at 16:11
culoiculoi
614
614
Hello, MicroBlink offers cloud just for testing. We need it for production. "At the moment, Cloud API is just for testing" - quote from the website. Is there something I missed?
– Mike
Mar 23 at 17:09
Hi Mike, Yes, you are right. But Cloud API is something that we will be able to offer very soon, we’re still working on infrastructure to finalize it. Please contact us for more details.
– culoi
Mar 24 at 19:00
add a comment |
Hello, MicroBlink offers cloud just for testing. We need it for production. "At the moment, Cloud API is just for testing" - quote from the website. Is there something I missed?
– Mike
Mar 23 at 17:09
Hi Mike, Yes, you are right. But Cloud API is something that we will be able to offer very soon, we’re still working on infrastructure to finalize it. Please contact us for more details.
– culoi
Mar 24 at 19:00
Hello, MicroBlink offers cloud just for testing. We need it for production. "At the moment, Cloud API is just for testing" - quote from the website. Is there something I missed?
– Mike
Mar 23 at 17:09
Hello, MicroBlink offers cloud just for testing. We need it for production. "At the moment, Cloud API is just for testing" - quote from the website. Is there something I missed?
– Mike
Mar 23 at 17:09
Hi Mike, Yes, you are right. But Cloud API is something that we will be able to offer very soon, we’re still working on infrastructure to finalize it. Please contact us for more details.
– culoi
Mar 24 at 19:00
Hi Mike, Yes, you are right. But Cloud API is something that we will be able to offer very soon, we’re still working on infrastructure to finalize it. Please contact us for more details.
– culoi
Mar 24 at 19:00
add a comment |
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