impressed visitors at the exhibition
at our joint booth with Docuvan
Sydney, June 2025 – EDUtech Australia, one of the region’s leading events for education and technology, once again provided an outstanding platform for innovation and exchange.
Image Access was proud to be on site alongside our long-standing Australian partner Docuvan, showcasing our high-performance large format scanners to a wide audience from the education, government, and archival sectors.
Partnering with Docuvan to deliver modern digitization solutions
At our joint booth with Docuvan, we demonstrated how modern scanning solutions can transform digitization workflows—reliably, efficiently, and with ease of use.
Visitors to the show had the opportunity to see two of our flagship models in action:
- BookTEK® 5 V2 Archive: This powerful book scanner is designed specifically for archives, libraries, and universities. It delivers exceptional image quality, simple operation, and maximum preservation of delicate originals—ideal for the long-term safeguarding of valuable books, manuscripts, and documents.
- WideTEK® 36F: Built for high-speed scanning of large-format materials such as maps, posters, and technical drawings, the WideTEK 36F impressed with its speed and precision. It drew particular interest from educational institutions with a focus on design, engineering, or architecture.
Positive feedback and inspiring conversations
The response to our presentation was overwhelmingly positive. Many attendees were impressed by the combination of technical precision and user-friendly operation.
In conversations with representatives from schools, universities, and archives, one thing became clear: the demand for high-quality digitization solutions is growing—not only in Australia, but around the world.
Looking ahead
EDUtech Australia 2025 was a great success for both Image Access and Docuvan.
We would like to thank all the visitors, partners, and the dedicated team on site. Once again, the event highlighted the importance of strong partnerships and cutting-edge technology in driving progress in the education sector.
We look forward to upcoming joint projects and to seeing our scanning solutions put to use in even more Australian institutions.
