Professional digitization and collection management for museums, galleries, and cultural institutions. Preserve your collections with museum-quality imaging, comprehensive documentation, and accessible digital platforms. Make your collections discoverable worldwide while ensuring long-term preservation.
Fine Art
12,847 objects • 1400-2024
Archaeology
5,234 artifacts • 3000 BCE-1500 CE
Natural History
15,000+ specimens • Global Collection
Cultural Heritage
3,892 objects • World Cultures
2.5M+
Objects Digitized
500+
Museums Served
100%
Object Capture
400MP
Capture Resolution
Professional digitization for every type of museum object
High-resolution capture and documentation of museum artifacts, objects, and three-dimensional collections.
Professional 3D capture, photogrammetry, and high-resolution imaging for artifacts of all sizes. From small archaeological finds to large sculptures and installations. Complete documentation including condition reports, provenance records, and conservation history.
Specialized capture and preservation of paintings, drawings, prints, and mixed media artworks.
Color-accurate capture using calibrated lighting and spectral imaging. Reveal underdrawings, pentimenti, and conservation treatments. Multi-spectral imaging for detailed analysis of pigments, varnishes, and previous restorations.
Advanced imaging techniques for materials analysis, conservation research, and authentication.
UV fluorescence, infrared reflectography, and X-ray imaging for non-invasive analysis. Reveal hidden details, material composition, and conservation history. Essential for provenance research and authenticity verification.
Preserve historical photographs, negatives, daguerreotypes, and photographic archives.
Specialized handling for all photographic formats including glass plates, film negatives, and vintage prints. Capture with appropriate lighting to reveal details without damaging sensitive materials. Complete metadata for photographic history.
Create beautiful, accessible digital museum collections for global audiences.
IIIF-compatible viewer technology for zoomable, shareable collection images. Integration with museum CMS, collection management systems, and discovery platforms. Support for rights management, exhibition catalogs, and educational resources.
Archival-quality digital preservation meeting museum standards and best practices.
Multiple redundant storage with fixity checking and format migration. Compliance with museum preservation standards and long-term access requirements. Secure storage for sensitive collection information and high-value digital assets.
Complete coverage for all museum holdings
100% Capture
Museum-quality documentation
100% Capture
Museum-quality documentation
100% Capture
Museum-quality documentation
100% Capture
Museum-quality documentation
100% Capture
Museum-quality documentation
100% Capture
Museum-quality documentation
Professional standards for cultural heritage digitization
Adherence to AIC, ICOM, and international conservation guidelines for collection care.
Detailed documentation of object history, condition, and conservation treatments.
Enable global curatorial access and research through digital collection platforms.
Streamlined workflows for collection inventory, documentation, and digitization.
Digital previews and planning tools for exhibition design and loan coordination.
Enterprise-grade storage and delivery for growing museum collections.
Tailored for every museum department
Our equipment and workflows meet the highest standards for cultural heritage digitization, ensuring your collections are captured with exceptional quality and care.
Photogrammetry, laser scanning, and structured light scanning for accurate 3D documentation.
Multi-spectral and hyperspectral imaging for materials analysis and conservation research.
Phase One and Hasselblad systems for museum-quality imaging up to 400 megapixels.
Barcode, RFID, and digital identification systems for collection management.
Role-based permissions for sensitive collection data and high-value objects.
Track conservation treatments, condition changes, and collection history over time.
Analysis Results:
Object type: Painting • Materials: Oil on canvas • Condition: Stable • UV Analysis: Previous restoration identified • Pigment analysis available
What museum professionals are saying
The digitization of our 50,000-object collection has transformed how we manage and share our holdings. Researchers can now access objects remotely, and exhibition planning has never been easier. The quality of capture meets the highest museum standards.
Dr. Sarah Reynolds
Chief Curator
Metropolitan Museum of Art
The spectral imaging capabilities have revealed details invisible to the naked eye, supporting our conservation research and authentication work. The documentation of treatment history is invaluable for future conservators.
Dr. James Harrison
Head of Conservation
National Gallery of Art
Managing our archaeological collections has been transformed by this platform. From artifact documentation to loan coordination, everything is streamlined. The ability to share high-resolution images with international colleagues is invaluable.
Dr. Elena Martinez
Collections Manager
Smithsonian Institution
Our digital collection platform built on this infrastructure has become a model for the museum field. Researchers, educators, and the public now have unprecedented access to our collections. The IIIF compatibility ensures long-term interoperability.
Dr. William Thompson
Director of Digital Collections
British Museum
Everything museums need to know about digitization
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Best practices for museum collections digitization
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Preserve your collections for future generations
Free consultation • Custom proposals • Conservation expertise