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The latest professional digitisation systems from Image Access GmbH are now available in Tripont’s range: the renewed BookTEK 5 V1A, BookTEK 5 V2 and BookTEK 5 V3 models, as well as the large-format…

A masterpiece once hidden away in a bunker in the Swiss Alps can now be viewed by the world. The 1.6-trillion-pixel image captured with the Phase One iXH 150MP camera holds a world record: it is the largest digital image ever created of a physical object.

Report on our event 3D Digitisation in the Service of Culture and the Creative Industries, hosted by the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design. On 29 May 2025 the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design…

The capacity of the venue is limited, and as the maximum number of participants has been reached, we have closed registration. Thank you for your understanding and interest! On 29 May 2025, a much-needed event…

The history of microfilm goes all the way back to 1839, when a pioneer named John Dancer invented microphotography. A few years later, the French optician René Dagron…

Microfilm is a photographic technology that preserves documents in miniaturised form, recorded on photographic film. Its roots go back to the mid-19th century: John Benjamin…

Artec 3D technologies are recognised worldwide in the field of professional 3D scanning and are used in many industries, such as manufacturing, healthcare, art and architecture…

Phase One iXH 100MP camera systems were designed to revolutionise the digitisation of cultural heritage collections. With unrivalled resolution and precision, the cameras capture every…

Verus Digital GmbH is a start-up founded in 2023 that, in cooperation with the Fraunhofer IGD, is developing CultArm3D, a mobile, intuitive 3D scanning solution that can be repeated at the push of a button,…

The Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SASA), as Serbia’s leading scientific and cultural institution, received a proposal from the Ministry of Culture for the…

The mirror-symmetrical buildings standing on the wedge-shaped plots bought nearly one hundred and thirty years ago by Archduchess Klotild Mária, wife of Archduke József Károly, are the work of the well-known architect duo of the turn of the century, the…

The Phase One 150-megapixel camera solution significantly simplifies the digitisation process; thanks to the faster workflow we can convert analogue archives to digital very quickly.

Artefact digitisation, handwriting recognition and automation all touch on areas where modern technology can change the rules of the game. Artificial…

SMA, one of the leading German scanner manufacturers, has introduced its 5th-generation scanners. The new models are fitted with a modern lighting system…

The Hungarian National Museum hosted the traditional MuseumDigit conference this year on 23–25 November, held now for the tenth time. Tripont Cultural Heritage…

The Hungarian National Assembly decided on preserving the memory of Otto von Habsburg by adopting Act XCIX of 2016. A government resolution followed, which prescribed the creation of a foundation bearing the name of the former crown prince and Member of the European…

On Saturday 23 September the joint MOME Open and Tripont Digitisation Specialist Training, DigiArchiv, got under way. The application period closed on 15 September, and extremely positive feedback…

Treventus’ Latest Development TREVENTUS Mechatronics GmbH, a leader in the scanner market, announced a new update in September. The International Organization for Standardization…

In the energy industry the concept of grid digitisation is becoming more and more prominent, and today it is a real “buzzword”. The growing demand for new technologies and automation encourages players in the sector to…

After a long time the town of Tatabánya has again become the venue of the assembly. The town has held an advantageous position in digital development for years, and the heads of the local libraries also paid special…

Our digitisation specialist course, Digi Archiv, starts in September; we have again organised it jointly with MOME OPEN. The aim of the training is for digitisation specialists with a high level of professional knowledge to work in the…

On 22 May, organised by the Croatian Conservation Institute (HRZ), a demonstration combined with a lecture titled “Multispectral capture of cultural heritage” took place in the ceremonial hall of the Museum Documentation Centre…

The project has begun in which, on commission from the Baptist Pedagogical Institute of Hungarian Baptist Aid, we are digitising several thousand pages of manuscripts and codices. The first stop of this work, which spans several points of the Carpathian…

The 8th ICARUS international conference was held in the historic Croatian city of Šibenik, where once again more than twenty countries were represented. At the event, which ran from 22 to 24 March…