Why OCR fails? 5 Drawbacks and Limitations of Conventional OCR Engines

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OCR Engine


While conventional OCR engine is considered as a mainstay platform and might seem like the end-all, be-all solution for capturing data. It can be frustrating at times when the data is misread or not even be read. Inputting a document into an OCR doesn’t mean that it will actually output something without a hitch- forcing knowledge workers to manually work.

Originally published at infrrd.ai

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