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Optimizing Optical Character Recognition through Strategic Data Collection Introduction: Currently, the translation of printed or handwritten text into machine-readable formats is required for the information exchange between different digital devices. This very important procedure is called Optical Character Recognition, or OCR for short. However, to provide a known-good OCR Data Collection , one should gather the necessary data. This process implies the involvement of thousands of different instances of text, which can be fed into the computer for learning. India fits as an ideal location for OCR technology as it has businesses and researchers who need an Indian-focused type of training. OCR Data Collection: The Key to Better Text Recognition OCR data collection is the process of collecting, sorting, and converting a variety of sample texts that OCR systems could use for training. This procedure is absolutely necessary for creating OCR that can accurately read various types of text.