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IIIF-compliant capture, 3D where it earns its place, conservation-grade metadata.
Museum collections and heritage sites captured to IIIF specification, with high-fidelity 2D imaging, 3D scanning for objects that warrant it, and metadata structured for federated discovery and conservation reference.
Cultural heritage digitisation is no longer about a pretty image on a website. IIIF lets a museum's images appear inside a researcher's annotation tool, a partner institution's exhibition, or a teacher's lesson plan without losing rights metadata, scale, or provenance. 3D capture, where the object justifies the cost, creates a conservation reference that survives the object itself — a digital twin that can be examined without physical handling. Done well, the digital surrogate becomes a working artefact in its own right.
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Step 01
Sit with your curators and conservators, prioritise the collection by access value and condition, agree the standards stack (IIIF, LOD, metadata schema).
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Object-by-object 2D imaging, with 3D capture reserved for items where it adds research or replication value. Handling protocols agreed with conservation.
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Descriptive metadata authored against your schema, aligned to Getty AAT and Wikidata, with rights statements and conservation context attached.
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IIIF manifests served from your DAM or our hosted stack, embedded into your public site, partner institutions, and research aggregators (Europeana, DPLA).
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Talk to usAnything that benefits from real editorial, engineering, or accessibility rigour. Most of our work falls into one of four practices — Book Publishing, Digitalization, Accessibility Solutions, or LLM Consulting — but the same studio runs all of it, so combined briefs (a textbook plus accessible companion EPUB, an archive plus an LLM retrieval layer over it) are common.
Specialists, not generalists. An editor does the editing; an OCR engineer tunes the extraction pipeline; an accessibility auditor signs off WCAG. You get one named project lead, weekly demos, and a written brief that prevents almost every horror story you have heard about creative projects.
We are a Chennai studio with 80+ partner relationships worldwide. Most projects run fully remote, with kickoff and review calls scheduled across time zones. We have shipped work into the US, UK, EU, ANZ, and Southeast Asia.
It depends entirely on scope — a single cover design and an 800-page reference textbook sit at very different ends. After a 30-minute discovery call we send a written brief with a clear, itemised quote. No retainers required, no surprise invoices.