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Intelligent Character Recognition (ICR) Forms for Smart Data Entry
An ICR (Intelligent Character Recognition) application form is a type of form that allows computers to automatically read handwritten information. Unlike OMR (Optical Mark Recognition) forms, which can only detect filled-in bubbles or checkboxes,
ICR forms are designed to understand and convert handwritten words and numbers (like names or addresses) into digital data. This makes ICR forms useful when you need to collect more detailed and personalized information from users.
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
ICR accuracy depends on handwriting clarity, form design, and the quality of scanning. It performs best with clearly written block letters and standard formats.
ICR reads handwritten characters.
OMR detects filled bubbles or checkboxes.
OCR reads typed or printed text.
ICR is ideal when forms require users to write information by hand.
ICR technology is mainly optimized for printed handwriting (block letters). Recognition of cursive or messy handwriting may be less accurate.