This app helps identify stolen cultural property using image recognition and provides access to INTERPOL's database of stolen artworks. Users can create inventories of their own art collections and report heritage sites at risk.
1.6.1
June 3, 2024
Bug fixing and evolutions (multiple image selection in Object ID and SiteCard)
ID-Art helps identify stolen cultural property by accessing INTERPOL's database and using image recognition. It also allows users to create inventories of private art collections and report heritage sites that may be at risk.
ID-Art provides access to INTERPOL's Stolen Works of Art database, which currently contains over 50,000 registered items.
Yes, you can search INTERPOL's database by taking or uploading a photo of an object. Manual search criteria can also be entered.
ID-Art allows you to create an inventory of your private art collections using international standards known as 'Object ID'. This helps keep track of your pieces and can aid law enforcement in recovery efforts in case of theft.
You can use ID-Art to document the condition of heritage sites, including historical, archaeological, or underwater sites. This information can serve as evidence or a basis for reconstruction if the site is looted or destroyed.
ID-Art is available for iPhone and iPod devices.
Yes, ID-Art is available for free and does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements.
The latest version of ID-Art, 1.6.1, was released on June 3, 2024, indicating regular updates to maintain its functionality and database.
