The Book Ripper Project, bkrpr.org, has plans and software for a book scanner that costs $250 to build. With a human turning the pages it can scan 600 pages an hour.
The $250 cost is mostly two digital cameras, which you can also use for anything else you want.
(via TeleRead)
State Department Cultural Property Advisory Committee Meeting on Cultural
Property Agreement Renewals with Bolivia, Egypt and Greece
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On March 3, 2026, the US Cultural Property Advisory Committee (CPAC) met in
a virtual public session to accept comments regarding a proposed renewals
of ...
2 weeks ago
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