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Workshop: Digitizing Parliamentary Libraries in 21th Century
Mid of April Treventus held a workshop with the Kenyan Parliament Library.
ScanRobot® meets the unique “Tyndale bible” from 1534
The first English copy of the New Testament from William Tyndale was scanned with the ScanRobot®. After the owner had tested other scanners without success because the opening angle of the book was too small, only the ScanRobot® could fulfil this task. Order of a FACSIMILE COPY is now possible.
2,000 Theses in 6 months
Wonderful news from our customer in Newcastle. Congratulations to that great achievement.
Installation at the Central Scientific Library in Almaty, Kazakhstan
In autumn 2022 the ScanRobot® was installed to speed up the scanning process.
ISO-Standard: ScanRobot® image quality improved
The ScanRobot® had always a very good image quality. Nevertheless, the image quality was improved again. High quality and especially high image quality was from the very first moment important for TREVENTUS. Therefore, TREVENTUS constantly improved the image quality. We followed developments on lenses and chips and did cross testing to find best fitting combinations on regular base.
Thank you for your visit at IFLA 2023
After 5 days with a lot of meetings we would like to say thank you for your visit and “Let’s work together” on your projects.
IFLA 2023 - Let's work together
Let's work together from 21 – 25 August at booth F2 next to the Poster Area 2 in Rotterdam (The Netherlands).
ICARUS CONFERENCE in Sibenik (CROATIA)
Our Hungarian partner Tripont participated in the "8th ICARUS Croatia Days" in March and also presented the automatic book scanner ScanRobot® 2.0 MDS.
Powerful software upgrades for the ScanRobot®
The ScanRobot® produces thousands of pages per day. To simplify further image processing, fully automated real time workflows are available. They deliver the desired results quickly and efficiently without any manual operation.
Scanning the heritage of Alban BERG
The historical collection of the famous Austrian composer Alban BERG of the Second Viennese School will be scanned with the automatic book scanner ScanRobot® 2.0 MDS.