NovoDynamics gets major investment for its translation software
NovoDynamics Inc. has received a multi-million dollar investment for its Venus software from an investment firm associated with the CIA. Venus is regarded as the most sophisticated character recognition software for Middle Eastern languages.
NovoDynamics Inc. has received a multi-million dollar investment for its Venus software from an investment firm associated with the CIA. Venus is regarded as the most sophisticated character recognition software for Middle Eastern languages.
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Verus recognizes Arabic, Persian (Farsi, Dari), and Pashto languages, including embedded English and French. It automatically detects and cleans degraded and skewed documents, automatically identifies a page’s primary language, recognizes a page’s fonts without manual intervention, determines whether a page contains primarily handwritten or machine printed text, and allows extracted information to be converted into PDF files.
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