Zeutschel zeta
Recognized with an international design award, the primary use of the zeta is within the academic, private and public libraries and government offices (ie: clerks of court, deed offices, etc). A walk-up touchscreen unit, the zeta copies and scans books and documents without damaging the materials. The proprietary Zeutschel software immediately corrects typical copier elements such as crooked pages, distorted letters in the book fold, toner inequities, etc. Once created, the digital copy/scan can be saved in a variety of formats and stored onto a USB stick, sent by e-mail, uploaded onto an FTP server or printed out using a connected printer.
The red dot design award
The international red dot design award is held in three disciplines: product design; communication design; and the design concept. This past year, a total of 288 winners were selected from more than 14,000 applications representing over 70 countries. The Zeutschel zeta was one of 60 product design winners in the Computer and Information Technology category. The red dot design emblem – the red dot – has established itself internationally as one of the most coveted seals of quality for outstanding designs.
About The Crowley Company
Zeutschel GmbH, based in Germany, has been a leading developer and manufacturer of devices, solutions and systems for document and archive management for more than 50 years. Zeutschel’s solutions and systems are used throughout the world by libraries, archives, universities, land registries, commercial enterprises and other institutions.