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optical mark reading

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optical mark reading [′äp·tə·kəl ¦märk ‚rēd·iŋ]
(computer science)
Optically sensing information encoded as a series of marks, such as lines or filled-in boxes on a test answer sheet, or some special pattern, such as the Universal Product Code. Abbreviated OMR.


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When used with the optional Optical Mark Reading (OMR) system, this diverts specified documents to an integrated collection station so the production line keeps moving.
Neopost's innovations in the folder inserter market include: the first compact desktop folder inserter; the first tabletop folder inserter that inserts into both flats and business-size envelopes; and high security optical mark reading similar to costly floor models.
Neopost's innovations in the folder inserter market include: the first compact desktop folder inserter; the first tabletop folder inserter that inserts into both flats and business-size envelopes; and high security optical mark reading similar to costly floor models.
 
 
 
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