MOBILITAS consolidates its Asian footprint with new branch in Laos – the 100<sup>th</sup> country in its network.

The French-owned MOBILITAS Group, specialised in global mobility, physical and digital records management, and the preservation, restoration, digitisation and sharing of heritage, has opened a new branch for its flagship brand in Laos – the 100th country to form part of its network. Now covering the entire Indochinese peninsula, MOBILITAS consolidates its position as a … Continued

New Ghanaian facilities for Mobilitas flagship brand AGS

The MOBILITAS Group has unveiled new facilities in Ghana to strengthen the African footprint of its flagship brand. Situated on the outskirts of the country’s capital, Accra, the new premises will service AGS Ghana’s removals, relocation and records management clients. Constructed from the ground up, the approximately 2000m2 site marks the first opportunity for the … Continued

MEMORIST: Guardian of sports heritage for future generations

MEMORIST, the European leader in heritage preservation, plays a leading role in this undertaking as a long-standing player in the safeguarding of collections and archives linked to the world of sport. Since 2008, the five MEMORIST companies have been at the forefront of sports heritage preservation, digitising and preserving the precious artefacts that shape our … Continued

Memorist’s Heritage Virtual Scene at VivaTech

HERITAGE VIRTUAL SCENE is a service that designs and markets high quality digital replicas created from the 3D digitisation of architectural heritage. It was developed by Memorist company Art Graphique & Patrimoine (AGP) in partnership with multiple French cultural institutions. AGP is a leader in the 3D digitisation of cultural heritage.   A digital replica … Continued

The Conservation of Lalibela’s Heritage: A MEMORIST International Collaboration with CNRS and École des Chartes

Protecting Lalibela’s rock churches through digitisation This project, called Sustainable Lalibela, aims to protect and promote the famous rock churches of Lalibela, which are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Arkhênum arrived in Ethiopia just before the summer of 2023 to train the local religious communities in the digitisation techniques that would preserve and enhance the … Continued