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Indra OCR reports 49 pages per second on 32 CPU cores

datalab.to 6 min read Editor score 7/10

Indra OCR pairs a 1M-parameter recognizer with layout boxes, labels and reading order, reporting 49 pages per second on 32 CPU cores and higher OmniParseBench scores than Tesseract and PP-OCR. Its CPU throughput and structured output may make document ingestion cheaper and easier to integrate.

What

Indra OCR is a 1M-parameter OCR package that extracts text plus page layout, boxes, labels, and reading order.

How

It reports 49 pages per second on 32 CPU cores and about 230 ms single-page latency; OmniParseBench results beat Tesseract and PP-OCR text models.

Why it matters

Its CPU throughput and structured output can support document-processing workflows where GPUs are unavailable or speed matters.

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