Ripcord launches digital imaging robot

Ripcord, offering robotic digitization for records management, has unveiled its next generation digital imaging robots. Located at Ripcord’s headquarters, the new robots offer increased performance and quality. Imaging in a native resolution of 1000 DPI, the machines build on Ripcord’s ability to convert unstructured content trapped on paper into discoverable, analyzable, and manageable information.

“Ripcord has built a robotic digitization and content enrichment pipeline with the intent purpose of rapidly creating valuable data for our customer's. Every subsystem on this new machine has been optimized for speed, autonomy, quality and security, which will enable us to deliver this service at an unprecedented scale," said Kevin Hall, Ripcord CTO and co-founder.

The robots are half the size of their previous counterparts, making them highly portable, which with even faster configuration, will play a key role in supporting the company’s rapid expansion plans at its facilities.

With a host of software and mechanical advances, Ripcord’s new robots offer higher levels of automated processing that reduce human contact with sensitive information, cutting potential errors and protecting customer’s data from the heavily manual handling that traditional vendors require.

The new robots expand on Ripcord’s automated approach to digitization of paper records, now supporting new types of documents like extra-long format well logs, often longer than 25 feet, that are extensively used in the oil and gas sector.

For more information, go to www.ripcord.com.