The past meets the future
Transforms cultural and archival heritage into an interactive and accessible digital experience. Innovative tools for research, preservation, and the enhancement of knowledge.
What we do
At eLabor, we integrate the humanities and digital technologies to preserve, showcase, and make historical and cultural heritage accessible. By digitizing manuscripts, books, and rare works, we protect materials at risk of deterioration and create interactive archives. This approach transcends traditional boundaries, offering researchers, students, and a global audience innovative tools for studying and engaging with knowledge.
Our projects
Project Maurolico
Discover the electronic edition of Francesco Maurolico’s works, created thanks to the scientific direction of Prof. Pier Daniele Napolitani (Department of Mathematics, University of Pisa).
- Adoption of specific language
- Website under update
- International team
Project Fibonacci
The Fibonacci Project was born with the aim of bringing Fibonacci’s mathematical “revolution” to the forefront, connecting history and technological innovation to stimulate critical thinking.
- Digital edition of Liber Abaci
- Institutional collaboration
- AI and the history of mathematics
digital diplomatic edition builder
DDEB was born as a tool to capture and convey the intricate material complexity of manuscript pages through digital technology. An open-source platform designed for the philology of the future.
- Ease of use
- Interactive content viewing
- Structured metadata management
scriptorium
The Scriptorium is a cornerstone of the Digital Humanities, a digital ecosystem designed to create, manage and publish digital critical editions of ancient texts and historical manuscripts.
- IDE for critical editions
- MauroTeX language
- Syntactic analysis of texts (Syntax)
