One of the most annoying parts of digitizing documents is a low speed, especially for books and other bound documents. Not only is it time-consuming to scan, but paper or binding can be damaged in the process.
Qidenus robotic book scanner
The Qidenus robot book scanner, marketed and installed by SRS Informatika, offers a solution for this: it enables easy, fast, mass digitization of paper-based documents. A field server can handle up to 5 robots.
The robot can scan up to 2,500 pages per hour, yet is gentle on paper and books. Thanks to its bionic scrolling mechanism, it protects the condition of documents and can also scan delicate, fragile, torn, damaged paper. Books don’t even need to be stretched to produce high-quality scanned material, and you can even adjust the booklet opening angle to 80 degrees.
The Quidenus scanner robot is sure to scan every single page – this is ensured by sensors that measure the density of the sheets.
Specs
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Model |
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Qidenus A3+ |
Qidenus A2 |
Dimensions: |
104 x 83 x 97 cm | 117 x 98 x 103 cm |
Weight: |
87 kg |
99 kg |
Lighting: |
LED |
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Pagination speed: |
2500 pages/h |
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Resolution[1]: |
300 / 400 / 600 ppi |
300 / 400 / 500 ppi |
Operating modes: |
automatic, semi-automatic, manual |
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Max book size (spread): |
56 x 37 cm |
60 x 44 cm |
Max book thickness: |
12 cm |
16 cm |
Paper weight |
30–350 g/m² |
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Export options: |
fájlba (JPEG, TIFF, GIF, RAW, PDF, PDF OCR, XML), printer, e-mail, cloud |
Scannable materials
books, sheets of paper, documents, contracts, magazines, researches, invoices, certificates, ring binder, loose-leaf binders, paperclips, staples, crumpled paper