Book Scanning Protects Intellectual Property and Historic Information
Scanning lab books and notebooks is essential to protecting critical data and meeting regulatory compliance and disaster recovery guidelines. It helps guard proprietary data in manuals against loss, damage, and theft, while preserving intellectual property and research protocols in research workbooks. Non-destructive book scanning allows you to archive critical data and research results documented in lab notebooks, as well, while providing secure digital access to regulatory agencies, auditors, and other third-party partners. You can also preserve historic and out-of-date books, and make their information easier to retrieve and share once digitized from any computer or mobile device.
Non-Destructive Book Scanning
Book scanners are specifically designed for non-destructive bound book scanning. They use a V-shaped cradle that allows for both pages of a book to be captured simultaneously as perfectly flat images for optimal image clarity. Any type or size book can be scanned and converted to any file format for easy retrieval from computers, laptops, and mobile devices:
- Laboratory notebooks
- Engineering books
- Research notebooks
- Log books
- Manuals
- Deed books
- Vital records
- Newspapers
- Magazines
- Periodicals
- Yearbooks