Matis provides a cloud‑based platform that combines discreet wireless sensors with analytics software to continuously monitor temperature, humidity, light, vibration and other risk factors affecting artworks. Real‑time data streams to interactive dashboards that alert custodians to threshold breaches, generate historical trend analyses, and produce automated compliance reports for insurers and conservators, enabling museums, galleries, storage facilities and private collectors to proactively protect their collections.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Art institutions and collectors lack real-time, data-driven tools to monitor the condition and environmental exposure of artworks, making it difficult to detect early signs of degradation or damage.
Solution
Matis offers a cloud‑based platform that integrates sensor hardware and analytics software to continuously track temperature, humidity, light, vibration, and other risk factors affecting artworks. Collected data are visualized through dashboards that alert custodians to threshold breaches and provide historical trend analysis. The system supports automated reporting for insurance, compliance, and conservation planning, enabling proactive preservation decisions without manual inspections.
Target Audience
Primary users are museums, galleries, art storage facilities, and private collectors who need continuous condition monitoring and risk management for valuable artworks.
Features
- Wireless sensor modules that attach discreetly to frames, storage cases, or display mounts to capture key environmental parameters
- Real‑time data streaming to a secure cloud service with customizable alert thresholds and push notifications
- Interactive dashboards showing live conditions, historical trends, and predictive risk scores for each artwork
- Automated compliance reports formatted for insurers, conservators, and regulatory bodies
- API integration for museum management systems and collection databases
- Role‑based access controls to ensure only authorized personnel can view or modify monitoring settings