New initiative to support and bolster DoubleYard’s global expansion plan through its proprietary software, DEEPREAD.

DoubleYard’s DEEPREAD suite of artificial intelligence (AI OCR) technology will now be tightly integrated with the RapidAPI platform to enable recognition of both printed and handwritten text with industry leading accuracy.

As the world becomes more API-first, go-to platforms like RapidAPI will transform how businesses work, enabling process automation for better efficiency and effectiveness.”— Tatsuya Yasunaga, CEO, DoubleYard

DoubleYard’s solutions represent the very latest in AI OCR technology with an expertise in accurately extracting handwritten information. Historically, handwritten extraction technology has been a challenge for businesses, as it was unreliable. Costly and time-consuming human intervention was often necessary, deflecting the automation of business processes. With the help of DoubleYard’s suite of DEEPREAD technologies, organizations can now extract handwritten documents in existing automated processes, improving employee productivity and customer satisfaction.

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By providing its services on RapidAPI, DEEPREAD furthers its position as an API-first technology provider, giving developers worldwide the ability to register and start using DEEPREAD immediately.

Tatsuya Yasunaga, CEO of DoubleYard commented, “As the world becomes more API-first, go-to platforms like RapidAPI will transform how businesses work, enabling process automation for better efficiency and effectiveness.”

In this initial phase, the DEEPREAD Free Form for full-page, unstructured document capture and text extraction will be available for public use followed by the other DEEPREAD product lines. All of DoubleYard’s products are based on an advanced AI platform that leverages years of experience and millions of previously processed documents.

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