$FCTI While working at ALIAS, Advanced Ballistics
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Posted On: 02/10/2021 12:44:13 PM
$FCTI While working at ALIAS, Advanced Ballistics Analysis System, which creates 3D scans of ballistic evidence, Ardavan Tajbakhsh and Jeff Felske began to discuss how the technology could be used to protect their personal art collections. As art collectors, they understood the risks with buying and sharing their pieces. Forgery, theft, and damage are real time issues for art collectors, art dealers, and museums.
If technology could be used to create 3D scans of the tiniest scratches and blemishes in a bullet, could it be used to create a record of the topography of artwork? Could they find a way to ensure the art on their walls was the original piece they’d purchased by comparing a baseline scan to future scan? And, the idea was born! It was an idea that would give them more data to support the documentation of each piece of art by adding 3D Scans to condition reports, all stored in a secure area to manage your collection.
The technology would give collectors a peace of mind that their wealth was secure, tracked, and backed by authentication data. They already had the expertise to make the solution a reality. https://factsecured.com/about-us-and-our-team/
If technology could be used to create 3D scans of the tiniest scratches and blemishes in a bullet, could it be used to create a record of the topography of artwork? Could they find a way to ensure the art on their walls was the original piece they’d purchased by comparing a baseline scan to future scan? And, the idea was born! It was an idea that would give them more data to support the documentation of each piece of art by adding 3D Scans to condition reports, all stored in a secure area to manage your collection.
The technology would give collectors a peace of mind that their wealth was secure, tracked, and backed by authentication data. They already had the expertise to make the solution a reality. https://factsecured.com/about-us-and-our-team/
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