Transform historical collections, fragile manuscripts, corporate records, and administrative paper archives into high-resolution, full-text searchable, AI-ready digital repositories.
Physical archives, rare books, and organizational paper records face degradation, physical risks, and severe access limitations. MERIC provides turn-key archival digitization projects — using state-of-the-art non-destructive planetary scanners, bilingual OCR processing, and structured metadata tagging.
From fragile 19th-century manuscripts to multi-million page government archive conversions, we deliver museum-grade precision.
From capture to AI-driven semantic retrieval.
Non-destructive V-cradle planetary scanners capturing fragile bindings, rare manuscripts, and oversized historical maps up to A0 size.
Optical character recognition engineered for Arabic ligatures, diacritics, and multi-column magazine layouts, generating searchable PDFs.
Bilingual descriptive, administrative, and technical metadata enrichment adhering to Dublin Core, MODS, and institutional vocabularies.
Implementation of OAIS-compliant digital repository platforms with automated checksum verification and format migration support.
High-throughput digitization of microfiche, microfilms, photographic negatives, and legacy enterprise paper document silos.
Direct integration with Knowledge GEMZ LLMs, enabling semantic summarization and conversational exploration of massive archive sets.
Preserving irreplaceable treasures and modernizing administrative records.
Manuscript collections, rare heritage books, and historical gazettes.
Historical student records, faculty monographs, and founding documents.
Deeds, gazettes, judicial case archives, and legislative records.
Customer files, historical ledger books, and corporate board archives.
