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

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…

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 Otto von Habsburg Foundation has set itself the primary goal of preserving the intellectual and material heritage of its namesake in a worthy manner, organising it into a unified collection, processing it and making it researchable. In…

At the professional oil-painting retouching workshop held by the Mureș County Museum on 23–29 October, the museums and institutes taking part included the National Museum of Art Timișoara…

Specialists from Tripont and Interspect carried out a reference flight with Phase One’s new aerial camera system, the PayLoad P3. The new camera system was compared with a DJI Phantom P4. The…

The history of the Kiscell Museum in Óbuda is unique. It stands out among the country’s museums not only for its location but also for its exciting history. The museum was originally built as a monastery of the Trinitarian…

Tripont has been present on the Hungarian photo and video technology market for more than 25 years. As the Hungarian ambassador of the Phase One camera system, it can use the medium-format camera to produce digital reproductions of flat objects, transparent materials, 3D captures…

Scratched-out names? Deprivation of rights? Staff of Tripont Cultural Heritage Solutions have made visible previously hidden details of a 363-year-old deed of gift dated 1658. The digitisation specialists on the…

Staff of Tripont Cultural Heritage Solutions have digitised the most expensive volume signed by a Hungarian writer in the 20th century. It is none other than the Jenő Rejtő volume, owned by a private collector, which sold for HUF 7.5 million…

Tripont and the Ráday Collection are working together on a joint project. During June, Tripont staff digitised nearly 800 unique engravings from the holdings of the Ráday Collection. The valuable…

Tripont, as the region’s leading studio development and operating group of companies and the Eastern European centre of Phase One, installed object and book digitisation equipment for the Serbian national library, Matica srpska,…

Thanks to this equipment, the best possible digital representation of large flat objects never published before, bedsheet-sized maps and sensitive surfaces becomes available to archivists, researchers…

Another phase of preservation digitisation has been completed at the Museum of Ethnography, where we saved tens of thousands of objects from decay.

The exhibition Hungarians on the Silk Road, which treats the research of the Széchenyi expedition and Aurel Stein with scientific thoroughness, has now been shown in a third location. After the Buda Creative House, the…

The Petőfi daguerreotype is the only surviving daguerreotype photograph of Sándor Petőfi, and thus one of the especially important relics of Hungarian history. According to our current knowledge, the daguerreotype…

A conversation with Iván Horváth, professor of literary history at ELTE, about his own research and about how the digitisation of our cultural assets and making them accessible affects academic…

The Hungarian Museum of Photography has a small but special collection within its vast holdings. Not photographs. Stamps that flash up one exciting aspect after another from the history of photography.…

Albert Sáray Szabó opened his first photographic studio in Kunszentmárton in 1898 and for a full half-century photographed his beloved town in the Tiszazug region. In the attic of the photographer's studio, some…