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The Hessian State Archives in Darmstadt launched an ambitious project to digitise their archives on the region\u2019s theatrical history. MEMORIST<\/a><\/span> was selected for this large-scale project, entrusting the preservation of this heritage to its new German studio in Berlin.<\/p>\n The State Archives of Hesse play a central role in preserving the history of the state and its predecessors, housing almost 150 linear kilometres of written archives and hundreds of thousands of documents open to the public. The project involved digitising the holdings of the Hoftheater and Landestheater to trace the complete history of these institutions, from their administration to their internal workings.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n MEMORIST, renowned for its expertise in heritage preservation, provided state-of-the-art digitisation equipment<\/a> and mobilised its experts for this project. A custom-made interface facilitated 2D digitisation and ensured that operations were managed efficiently.<\/p>\nState-of-the-art digitisation process<\/h2>\n