Book scanners
Atiz scanners – the fastest scanning
Elaboro is a direct importer and authorized distributor of ATIZ book scanning solutions.
Innovative solutions from ATIZ are used to quickly scan books and save them in electronic form. The technology used is both the fastest and the cheapest on the market. The cost of fully launching the entire platform for digitizing library resources is several times lower compared to competitive solutions. Moreover, and importantly, books are scanned using the “V” technology, which allows for much higher quality than traditional flatbed scanners, but also ensures high security of the scanned materials.
The V-shaped BookDrive provides significantly better security for old and fragile books than conventional 180° flatbed scanners. Scanning takes place without using force to unfold the book.
Atiz scanners are very simple and cheap to use, and what is very important: all spare parts (and there are really few of them) are cheap and available in Poland. The structure of the Atiz scanner is modular, which greatly speeds up and facilitates repairs and service.
Cameras, for example, can be repaired at many service centers in Poland. Importantly, unlike our competitors, we do not require signing long-term warranty contracts, and our competitors’ solutions require the manufacturer’s service in the event of any fault or configuration change… a very expensive service.
Servicing and maintaining the ATIZ BookDrive solution in production is definitely the cheapest. What’s more, the warranty offered is also the longest on the market.
Atiz scanners are certainly not mobile scanners in the true sense of the word, but they can be easily disassembled and reassembled without the use of specialized tools, all connections are based on thumbscrews, so a skilled technician can assemble and disassemble Atiz scanners in less than an hour.
The scanners are delivered in Styrofoam “cases”, so when unfolded they can be safely transported.
Atiz BookDrive is basically not a scanner, but, as the manufacturer put it, a ripper of books into digital format. Atiz BookDrive is, in fact, a specially constructed stand on which you can place a book and conveniently copy its contents page by page. The copying speed is a maximum of approx. 500 pages per hour in the mini scanner, and 700 pages in the PRO version.
Atiz Bookdrive works with Canon and Sony cameras.
The software included with BookDrive is very interesting – it automates and simplifies many activities during scanning. Can properly crop, improve brightness and contrast, generate a single PDF file with the entire book (also supports TIFFs).
The scanning process is as follows: two cameras are mounted to BookDrive – one of them photographs even pages, the other – odd pages. Both are also connected to the computer via USB, and it is the computer that controls the cameras (releases the shutter) – the human’s tasks include placing the book in the “V”-shaped recess and installing a special pressing frame. After each photo, we lift the frame and put the paper over. The process itself is very fast and allows for smooth operation, which allows for very high scanning speeds. At the same time, maintaining the safety of scanned materials (books open up to 120 degrees).
Universal planetary scanners
ElarScan more than just a book scanner
All types of originals in DIN A2, A1 and A0 formats – from small objects to oversized documents, from flat maps, newspapers, sheets and materials with a limited opening angle.
ElarScan scanners are optimized for producing digital copies, creating digital collections of objects or elements, for scanning magazines or brochures, for any bound, bound or fragile archival materials, project documents, court cases, photo archives, bank reports, catalogues, drawings, posters. .. whatever.
The flexible cradle with integrated automatic correction of V-shaped images allows books/folders to be opened at an angle of 120° and even 90°.
Online image pre-processing with instant live preview – with the ability to create up to 20 separate images in a single scan, including automatic formatting, multi-masking, page splitting and cropping, and more. Scanners do not have a “pre-scanning” option, the live image is displayed on the monitor.
Fast and efficient: scanning takes only a second. ElarScan scanners use modern CMOS matrix technology with a single photo sensor for instant (millisecond) image capture
You always see what you’re scanning – “planetary” means contactless and from above. There is no need to turn the book upside down, unlike flatbed scanners or multifunction devices.
All-in-One ElarScan scanners with a built-in computer are immediately ready for operation.
Integrated ScanImage software enables collaborative work across a distributed network and provides a powerful range of filters and operations based on batch projects.
Automatic naming, multiple file formats, hot folders, background batch processing, barcode/revision code, metadata, job profiles, project transfer, and more are supported.
Rich in post-processing features including image enhancements, corrections, saving in various file formats including searchable multiPDF file with OCRed text layer supporting 54 languages, etc.
Our experience, transferred to every ElarScan scanner produced, is the key to your success! For 30 years, ELAR has completed thousands of projects, with from 30 to 100 million scanned pages annually. The total number of pages scanned is approximately 1,000,000,000 – a stack several hundred kilometers high – the height at which Earth’s satellites orbit.
Skanery książek
i2S – digitization and capture
i2S is a company specializing in image capture and processing technology.
We work for international clients in many markets such as health and wellness, sports, software, document digitization, food processing and agriculture, aerospace, robotics and industrial control systems, and more generally wherever image capture is required.
i2S creates and sells a whole range of scanners and software designed for the digitization and promotion of historical archives and bound documents. Most of our clients are content owners such as museums, libraries, archives, government and some large companies.
