Unlock a Wealth of New Content You Didn’t Know You had with FUSE Optic™

Our AI and OCR technology extracts text from content you may have thought was unsearchable until now.

 

With FUSE Optic, it’s possible to easily pull content from sources like video, images and documents.

 
 
 

FUSE recognizes in-video text and indexes it. Now users can discover video in new ways! Great for conference presentations or webinar recordings.

 

Video

When you’ve got a popular video with a ton of great insights worth sharing but the speaker wrote all the key points on a whiteboard during the presentation.

Seems like without downloadable slides, those ideas would be stuck on that whiteboard forever locked inside that video, but with FUSE Optic™ we can index that text and make it searchable

 
 
 

Images

When you’ve got some valuable information displayed within an infographic - or any other image - that you’d like to make findable.

No need for captions or meta data. Words once unsearchable can now be pulled out and referenced digitally through our OCR and AI technology.

 
Sample infographic with some text boxed in red to indicate how FUSE recognizes text within images and stores that text in its index.

Text within images are recognized by FUSE and stored in FUSE’s index — unlock the content within your content!

 
 
 
Example of a scanned document with red boxes that suggest how FUSE captures text from the image or document and stores that text in its index.

Recognize text from scanned documents or images using FUSE Optic™ and elevate your content discovery to the ultimate height.

 

Documents

When you have scanned documents saved as PDFs or PowerPoint slides saved as images, FUSE Optic™ helps make that content more valuable by pulling it into a searchable index.

And that indexed text can then be displayed or searchable within any online knowledge base or website you'd like.

 
 

How It All Works

Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is a technology that can convert printed or handwritten text into editable digital text. OCR works by analyzing the image and identifying the individual characters.

It then uses a database of known characters to match the ones it finds in the image. Once the characters have been matched, the OCR software converts them into digital text.

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