From March 5-9, 2013, Image Access exhibited their complete family of professional wide format scanners & book scanners at CeBIT 2013 in Hannover, Germany. Click here to see impressions of Image Access and our exhibit at CeBIT 2013.

View a detailed discussion highlighting the differences from an engineering perspective between digitizing books using a real scanner or using a digital camera. Industry standard test charts, real world examples and meaningful specifications explain the advantages and/or disadvantages of each method in a non-biased way. This presentation gives guidelines for a successful high quality digitization project.

Just in time for the 5th Congress Library and Information Association of Germany on 11 to 13 March, Image Access will introduce a completely new family of scanners which has grown out of the world´s best overhead book scanner Bookeye^® 4. The four Bookeye^® 4 family members - Office, Professional, Standard and Basic - handle formats up to A2 +. A fifth new family member, the Bookeye 4 V1 doubled the scanning spectrum to A1 +. Booth G03/G04

From March 4 to 6th, the 12th annual InetBib meeting will be held, this time in the lecture hall of the Humboldt University in Berlin. In addition to the Image Access book scanners Bookeye 4 and Bookeye 3 the WideTEK 25-600 wide format flatbed scanner will also be demonstrated at the Image Access booth.