Document Scanning with MIRU

While today's document management systems focus on documents in electronic form, many organizations still have to deal with some documentation in the form of paper. There are general documents available out of computer, and there are the documents of unique form available in bulk in banks, insurance companies, government, law offices and the other paper pushing businesses. Document scanners are designed specifically to scan the documents and save the result. One of the benefits of creating text-based documents on a computer is that it is easy to find the documents again. Furthermore, the scanned documents can be edited, sorted according to various purposes and stored in computer. OCR, OMR, MICR reading technology promote the process. The data based result can be integrated into the whole System Integration software of an organiation, and can be available and shared by the organization members who need it.

MIRU high speed document scanner is designed to fulfill the demand of the document imaging work in an organization. To fulfill the purpose, MIRU document scanners are designed robust and durable in fast speed. The MIRU engineers are progressive to add the newest functions and technology continuously.

Manufacturer : MIRU Data System, Inc.

World Distributor : Zoo Moon Trading Co.

History

1999.03. Established MIRU Data Systems, Inc.

        11. Release of MDS-2000 series

2000.10  Release of MDS-2100 series

2001.04. Supply to Korean Air Lines

2002.03  Beginning supply to Kookmin Bank and Korea First Bank

        04  Beginning supply to Seoul Bank

        08  Beginning supply to Chohung Bank and Korea Agriculltural Federation Bank

2003.01  Beginning supply to Korea Exchange Bank

        07  Founded MIRU Research Center

        10  Development of MDS-2500

2004.07  Development of MDS-2500C

        09  Development of MDS-3000C

        12  Development of MDS-3000AF

2005. 01 Development of MST-500 Stamp

         03  Participation in CeBit, Germany

2006. 07  Patent registration of optical lens module of scanner