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Conference on AI for Art History Research at the Pace Gallery

Clémence Fontaine

Conference on AI for Art History Research at the Pace Gallery

Symposium "From Myth to Method: Reimagining the Catalogue Raisonné" -Institut Restellini Pace Gallery Comprising a series of panels on catalogues raisonnés—including their various uses as resources fo...

19 Jun 2026

Musée du Louvre - AI in the service of collection documentation: what are the objectives and operational challenges?

Clémence Fontaine

Musée du Louvre - AI in the service of collection documentation: what are the objectives and operational challenges?

AI in the service of collection documentation: what are the objectives and operational challenges? 26 March 2026 | 10:30 - Conference roomDelorme - Carrousel du Louvre The Louvre and TEKLIA are hostin...

6 May 2026

SOCFACE : Journée d'étude aux Archives Nationales

Clémence Fontaine

SOCFACE : Journée d'étude aux Archives Nationales

400 millions de noms : retour sur la journée d’étude du projet SocFace aux Archives nationales Le 24 mars 2026, l’auditorium du site de Pierrefitte-sur-Seine des Archives nationales a accueilli la jou...

27 Mar 2026

HikarIA at the UNESCO symposium on the role of artificial intelligence in museums

Clémence Fontaine

HikarIA at the UNESCO symposium on the role of artificial intelligence in museums

UNESCO International Conference: "The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Museums" The HikarIA project gained international exposure during the symposium organized by UNESCO as part of its 43rd General...

15 Jan 2026

Fantastic Futures 2025 at the British Library

Clémence Fontaine

Fantastic Futures 2025 at the British Library

Fantastic Futures 2025 Fantastic Futures is the annual conference of AI4LAM (AI for libraries, archives, museums), where leading professionals explore how artificial intelligence and machine learning ...

6 Jan 2026

L'intelligence artificielle pour le marché de l'art

Clémence Fontaine

L'intelligence artificielle pour le marché de l'art

Quels usages de l'IA pour le marché de l'art ? A l'occasion de la rencontre annuelle du Syndicat des négociants en art, notre Président Christopher Kermorvant a présenté les cas d'usage de l'intellige...

18 Dec 2025

From field notes to digital archive : the indexation of B. Bruyère escavation journals presented at CAA conference in Athens

Christopher Kermorvant

From field notes to digital archive : the indexation of B. Bruyère escavation journals presented at CAA conference in Athens

TEKLIA and IFAO have digitized and enriched Bernard Bruyère’s excavation journals from Deir el-Medina using AI-powered handwriting recognition and document analysis, making them fully searchable for researchers.

Communication

7 May 2025

TEKLIA introduces Arkindex to the scientific community of archaeology at the CAA Conference in Athens

Christopher Kermorvant

TEKLIA introduces Arkindex to the scientific community of archaeology at the CAA Conference in Athens

At the CAA 2025 conference in Athens, TEKLIA will showcase Arkindex, its open-source platform for document image recognition, through archaeological case studies.

6 May 2025

TEKLIA present open source HTR at the Nasjonalbiblioteket in Oslo

Christopher Kermorvant

TEKLIA present open source HTR at the Nasjonalbiblioteket in Oslo

TEKLIA has presented its contributions to open source historical document recognition in Norwegian at the National Library of Norway.

22 Jan 2025

Presenting "IIIF & Machine Learning" at PictorIA

At the PictorIA seminar on June 26, 2024 , at the National Library of France, Bastien Abadie, Teklia's Chief Technical Officer, presented the specific needs for document processing via Machine Learnin...

1 Jul 2024

Arkindex goes Open-Source

TEKLIA is pleased to announce that Arkindex, our platform for managing and processing large collections of digitized documents, is now open source under the AGPL-v3 license.

15 Apr 2024

Improving Reproducibility in Handwriting Text Recognition Research

Christopher Kermorvant

Improving Reproducibility in Handwriting Text Recognition Research

This blog post explores the significance of reproducibility in Automatic Text Recognition (ATR) research, emphasizing its role in validating findings and promoting transparency within the ATR community. It also highlights key steps, such as open data access and standardized metrics, to ensure reproducibility and drive progress in the dynamic field of ATR.

OCR/HTR

24 Jan 2024

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