Optical Number Recognition

Optical Number Recognition is a small software application whose purpose is to help you recognize numbers based on a drawing made by the user. It can be deployed on all Windows versions out there, provided that you have the Java working environment installed on the target computer.

It’s easy to work with portable tools. You can gain access to Optical Number Recognition’s interface by simply double-clicking on the executable file because no installation is needed. You may run it without having to possess administrative privileges.

The utility can be stored on pen drives or other similar devices so you can have it with you all the time. Plus, you may run it straight from the storage device.

Optical Number Recognition sports a clutter-free and plain design that includes only a few configuration settings. There’s no support for a help manual so you need to experiment a little bit with the built-in drawing tools in order to understand how the program works.

The application offers you the possibility to manually draw the target number directly in the main window. You can start drawing using left-clicks and erase unnecessary parts with the aid of right-clicks.

Optical Number Recognition is able to recognize numbers from 0 to 9, and gives you the freedom to zoom in or out of the drawing, as well as set the numbers that you want to be recognized. Tests have pointed out that Optical Number Recognition carries out a task quickly. It is quite friendly with system resources so the overall performance of the system is not hampered.

To sum things up, Optical Number Recognition comes bundled with simple parameters for helping you draw and recognize numbers from 0 to 9 based on your design. It can be tweaked by less experienced users and professionals alike.