Case Technologies, Inc.

Today marks a special milestone in the journey to digitally preserve the history and heritage of Alberobello.

The Digital Preservation Exhibit officially opened at the Museo del Territorio Casa Pezzolla in celebration of the 30th anniversary of Alberobello’s recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site — bringing together the City of Alberobello, Mayor Francesco De Carlo, community leaders, and Case Technologies to celebrate the past while embracing the future of cultural preservation.

Through collaboration, innovation, and advanced reality capture technologies, this exhibit showcases how Alberobello’s unique architecture, stories, and identity can be preserved and shared for generations to come.

Over the past year and a half, Case Technologies has worked alongside the City of Alberobello to digitally document this remarkable UNESCO site using 3D scanning, drone capture, and reality capture technologies — creating a digital record of the town’s iconic trulli, streets, and landmarks.

We are honored to be part of this historic moment and grateful to the City of Alberobello for trusting Case Technologies to help preserve its legacy through digital innovation.

Celebrating 30 years of UNESCO recognition — and building a digital future for the next generation.

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Step inside the historic Abbaye de Longues, where archaeologists, heritage preservation specialists, and digital technology experts are working together to protect and preserve this remarkable monument.

As the technology lead for the project, Case Technologies is leveraging advanced reality capture, digital twin, and BIM technologies to create a comprehensive digital record of the abbey. Using solutions from Autodesk, the team is combining centuries-old craftsmanship with cutting-edge digital preservation workflows to document both the physical structure and the rich history it represents for future generations.

In 2019, the abbey was selected for the French Heritage Lottery, the Loto du Patrimoine, providing vital funding for critical restoration efforts and helping breathe new life into this important cultural landmark.

We are honored to be leading the technology and digital preservation strategy for this extraordinary project, working alongside archaeologists, researchers, architects, preservation experts,and Autodesk to help ensure this historic site can be studied, protected, and shared for generations to come.

Watch the France 3 Normandie feature and go behind the scenes of this inspiring preservation initiative.

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📍 Museo del Territorio “Casa Pezzolla” – Alberobello (BA)

In occasione delle celebrazioni per il trentennale del riconoscimento UNESCO, il Sindaco Francesco De Carlo incontrerà la società americana Case Technologies, Inc. , protagonista del progetto che ha portato alla scansione digitale in 3D dell’intero abitato di Alberobello.
Attraverso droni, laser scanning e tecnologie di reality capture, edifici, strade e monumenti della città sono stati riprodotti digitalmente, creando uno strumento innovativo per la conservazione e la valorizzazione del patrimonio culturale.

🔎 In occasione dell'incontro sarà illustrato il progetto e visionando i modelli 3D e i contenuti multimediali esposti all'interno del Museo.

🆓 Ingresso libero fino a esaurimento posti.

We are honored to have participated in the recent ribbon-cutting ceremony at Fallingwater, marking an exciting milestone in an ongoing construction and rehabilitation effort.

At Case Technologies, we’re proud to play a role in the continued preservation and enhancement of this iconic landmark. Being part of a project that blends innovation with such rich history is both meaningful and inspiring.

We look forward to continuing our work alongside our partners as this important effort progresses, helping ensure Fallingwater can be experienced for generations to come.

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Mark and Paul are officially neck and neck for Employee of the Month, and honestly, it’s anyone’s game at this point — and neither is backing down.

At this rate, we might need a tie-breaker… or just give them both the title and call it a day.

Stay tuned — this race is far from over.