Document scanners
Document scanners are devices that convert physical papers, such as documents, receipts, and photos, into digital files. They may use various technologies, including optical character recognition (OCR), to read and digitize text. Scanners come in different types, like flatbed or sheet-fed, and are commonly used in homes and offices to organize, store, and share information electronically. By using a scanner, users can easily back up important documents, reduce paper clutter, and enhance accessibility, making it easier to manage and retrieve information when needed.
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Document scanners are devices that convert physical paper documents into digital formats, such as PDF or JPEG files. They work by capturing images of the documents using light and sensors. This process allows users to store, share, and manage documents electronically, reducing clutter and improving organization. Scanned documents can easily be edited, searched, and backed up. Many document scanners come with features like automatic document feeding, duplex scanning (scanning both sides), and OCR (Optical Character Recognition), which converts printed text into editable data. They are widely used in offices, homes, and educational settings for efficient documentation.