This 24MP scanner with 600dpi seems good, but are there alternatives preferably from Taiwan (not China) and with open source software?
Is the software free and how are the configurations? I read alot of bad comments about software from other brands, e.g. only available on CD.

I need to be able to scan a lot of documents quickly with automatic OCR recognitions. So for books, magazine articles, papers without curvature. Ideally the AI upon OCR recognition should create a file name matching the image content automatically. Can it also merge individual scans into a single file before saving to desktop?

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This 24MP scanner with 600dpi seems good, but are there alternatives preferably from Taiwan (not China) and with open source software?
Is the software free and how are the configurations? I read alot of bad comments about software from other brands, e.g. only available on CD.

I need to be able to scan a lot of documents quickly with automatic OCR recognitions. So for books, magazine articles, papers without curvature. Ideally the AI upon OCR recognition should create a file name matching the image content automatically. Can it also merge individual scans into a single file before saving to desktop?

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The IRIScan Desk 7 Business is a good all-round device for fast scanning + OCR + book/document scanning, with the included software.
But if your focus is on open source, automation, free software and maximum control, then a classic scanner or a solution specifically advertised with OSS support may be better.

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