ELIO: Innovations in Object Digitization and Business Models in the Cultural Sector

Lisa Pfeiffer; Margot Belot; Alexander Bertram; Romy Campe; Jakob Müller; Bernhard Schurian; Joachim Snellings; Eran Wolff; Frederik Berger

doi:10.11588/arthistoricum.1568

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Pfeiffer, Lisa et al.: ELIO: Innovations in Object Digitization and Business Models in the Cultural Sector, in Bienert, Andreas, Emenlauer-Blömers, Eva und Lengyel, Dominik (Hrsg.): EVA Berlin 2025. Electronic Media and Visual Arts: 28th Issue of the EVA Berlin Conference, Heidelberg: arthistoricum.net, 2025 (EVA Berlin, Band 28), S. 236–240. https://doi.org/10.11588/arthistoricum.1568.c24101

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https://doi.org/10.11588/arthistoricum.1568

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10.12.2025

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Lisa Pfeiffer, Margot Belot, Alexander Bertram, Romy Campe, Jakob Müller, Bernhard Schurian, Joachim Snellings, Eran Wolff, Frederik Berger

ELIO

Innovations in Object Digitization and Business Models in the Cultural Sector

Scalable and sustainable digitization is a challenge for modern Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums (GLAM) due to the rapid development of technology, high financial demands, strict legal requirements, and the technological challenges associated with the diversity of collection objects. The ELIO project is a pioneering initiative of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin that addresses these challenges. ELIO is developing innovative prototypes for digitizing cultural assets in collaboration with leading technology companies to drive digital transformation in GLAM. The project focuses on tailored imaging technologies and business models for collection digitization.