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On this episode of Low Code/High Impact, we sit down with Benjamin Štuler and Edisa Složić from the Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts. They share how their team rebuilt Slovenia’s national archaeological database, ARKAS, into ARKAS 2.0 using Caspio’s low-code platform.
From digitizing decades of data to integrating maps and AI tools, Benjamin and Edisa discuss how they overcame limited resources to deliver a modern, flexible system that serves archaeologists, cultural heritage specialists, and the public.
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