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Adrenaline Image Processing Accelerators
Kofax Adrenaline is a family of hardware accelerators
and software engines designed to support professional
document scanning, by combining production scanning control
with sophisticated
image processing.
Adrenaline performs image clean-up, bar code recognition,
forms processing, and auto-rotation at scan time to accelerate
and improve the capture process.
The results of using Adrenaline are higher image quality,
better OCR accuracy, and smaller file sizes. Hardware
models are available for both SCSI and video interfaces.
Adrenaline products support hundreds of scanning applications
that use ISIS®, TWAIN or Kofax Image Controls.
Adrenaline Video
Kofax Adrenaline 850V - Video Image Processing Accelerator
Adapter Board Ideal for low and mid-volume video-interface
scanners to operate with Kofax-based scanning software.
Kofax Adrenaline 1700V - Video Image Processing Accelerator
Adapter Board Required for high-volume video-interface
scanners to operate with Kofax-based scanning software.
Adrenaline SCSI
Kofax Adrenaline 650i - Color
SCSI Image Processing Adapter
Board
The Adrenaline 650i supports
TWAIN, ISIS, and Kofax ImageControls
applications and sophisticated
grayscale and color image processing.
These include advanced bar code
recognition, de-skew, patch code
recognition, black border removal,
de-speckle, line removal, image
enhancement filters, and more.
Kofax Adrenaline 850S - SCSI
Image Processing Adapter Board
Fits low and mid-volume SCSI
scanners.
Kofax Adrenaline 1700S - SCSI
Image Processing Adapter Board
Required for high-volume SCSI
scanners..
VRS
VirtualReScan (VRS) is designed
to give perfect scans the first
time, every time.
VRS is a powerful combination
of hardware and intelligent software.
It automatically corrects documents
that are highly skewed, compensates
for poor image contrast, and
sets the correct orientation
of each page.
The use of VRS results in lower
operating costs due to increased
automated recognition accuracy,
fewer rescans, easier to read
images, and a significant reduction
in the manual labor required
to presort documents and change
scanner settings.
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