Intelligent Document Analysis
PlanetAI solution on L3C Cloud – unprecedented AI-based recognition engine
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Efficient
97% efficiency on handwriting recoginition for unstructured documents.
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AI
Identification of documents runs automatically and learns by itself.
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Scalable
Search engine for large volumes of content of up to 10,000 pages /sec /CPU.
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Unified
Standalone / web service. Interfaces to scanners, cameras, mobile devices.
L3C IDA
L3C IDA is an advanced service for document analysis based on PlanetAI‘s engine. It is highly recognised for its capability to display and categorise information found in unstructured and complex handwritten or hand-printed documents. The engine is entirely AI-based.
More Than Anything Out There
Planet AI’s L3C implementation superior than most implementations there including Google Cloud Vision and AWS Textract
97% efficiency on hand-written documents is fully achievable
Documents recognition from before 1800s
Lightning-fast with L3C AI Cloud Deployment
No data kept on server
Entire service UK-based
What could you achieve with L3C AI Cloud?
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