Canon Korea Inc. scans one page per second, speeding up document digitization

[Financial News] Canon Korea Inc. is boosting document digitization efficiency by combining high-speed scanning with automation features. The scanner is designed to process large volumes of documents quickly even in tight spaces, and its ability to automatically recognize and correct a variety of originals has been enhanced.
Canon Korea Inc. said on the 9th that it had launched the DR-C360, a new desktop document scanner. For A4 documents, the DR-C360 supports scan speeds of up to 60 sheets per minute for single-sided scans and 120 pages per minute for double-sided scans, in both black and white and color. It is equipped with an automatic document feeder (ADF) that can load up to 100 sheets at once, improving the efficiency of repetitive scanning tasks.
With the tray closed, the unit measures 283 mm wide, 223 mm deep and 218 mm high, and weighs approximately 3.2 kg. It can be used in space-constrained settings, including small offices, public institutions, educational institutions, and public service and consultation counters.
The scanner supports optical resolution of up to 600 dpi and offers a “Document with Photos” mode that clearly processes materials containing a mix of photos and text. It can also emphasize faint text and remove show-through from the reverse side and background colors. Features that clean up scanned document backgrounds and automatically set the resolution can also reduce the need for separate image correction.
It also features automatic detection of document size and color. Even when sheets of different sizes are mixed, it scans them according to the originals, and can automatically remove unnecessary blank pages or correct skewed documents and text orientation.
In addition to standard documents, it can handle a variety of originals, including IDs, cards, receipts and passports. The half-fold scanning function supports documents up to A2 size, while long documents can measure up to 6,096 mm. Passports can be scanned directly, without a carrier sheet, at resolutions of 300 dpi or lower.
The front panel features a liquid crystal display (LCD) and an icon-based control panel. Users can preset up to 49 scan jobs, and the scanner also supports USB-C connectivity, optical character recognition (OCR), document merging and file splitting.
Park Jeong-woo, CEO of Canon Korea Inc., said, “The DR-C360 is a desktop scanner designed to make efficient use of limited office space while handling a wide range of needs, from processing large volumes of documents to scanning various originals, including passports and cards. We expect its fast scanning performance, image correction and automation features to improve document digitization efficiency across a variety of workplaces.”
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