OCR Studio has rolled out an advanced AI system that allows augmented reality glasses to scan identity documents and other machine-readable items directly on the device.

Key to this technology is its operation without reliance on external servers or cloud platforms, ensuring all processing occurs locally. According to OCR Studio, adhering to stringent data privacy standards, the system can extract information from various sources just by viewing them through the glasses.

The platform supports a broad spectrum of documents and objects such as passports, ID cards, driver’s licenses, bank cards, barcodes, among others. These features are particularly useful in sectors like border control, banking, fintech, and logistics where quick and hands-free document scanning is crucial.

Versatile Recognition for Industrial Applications

Beyond personal identification, the wearable AI can be utilized for industrial purposes such as reading vehicle ID numbers, license plates, utility meters, shipping container IDs, and seal numbers. OCR Studio claims that despite challenging conditions like rain, snow, fog, poor lighting, or scratches, the system maintains high accuracy.

Powering this robust functionality are ultra-lightweight neural networks that require minimal computational resources, enabling seamless operation on AR glasses without additional graphics processors. Since no data is transmitted to external servers during use, organizations retain complete control over sensitive information.

OCR Studio has a strong track record with optical character recognition technology and provides SDKs for integration into mobile, web, desktop, and server applications. These tools support the recognition of diverse documents, barcodes, and bank cards, facilitating the embedding of OCR functionalities in various operational contexts.