The Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden (SKD) are among the most eminent museums in the world. A total of 15 museums and four institutions offer a unique variety of themes and objects. Historical sources date the foundation of the Kunstkammer in the Residenzschloss by Elector August to 1560. August the Strong was a notable connoisseur of arts. His systematically arranged art chambers, which were only accessible to selected circles at the time, form the core of the Dresden State Art Collections' wonderful art treasures. The museum collection management system robotron*Daphne is the key tool for all employees of the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden. So far approximately 1,000,000 objects have been catalogued.

The Swiss Alpine Museum (alps) is a medium-sized exhibition centre dedicated to current mountain topics and has maintained a collection of national importance since 1905. The diverse collection documents relationship of people with the mountains and focuses on mountain sports, tourism, and cartography. The collection comprises around 4,000 objects, 1,000 written documents, 13,000 prints and works of art and an estimated 500,000 photographs.

It was founded in 1905 by the Bern section of the Swiss Alpine Club (SAC) and is still maintained by the alps. Most of the contemporary testimonies come from Swiss people, documenting their work in the Alps and other mountainous regions of the world.

In 2023, the Swiss Alpine Museum had ca. 37,0000 records migrated from MuseumPlus Classic to robotron*Daphne which was used as a database and collection management tool.

TUD Dresden University of Technology is one of the oldest educational institutions of technology in Germany and has a significant collection of scientific and technical artefacts as well as an extensive art collection. The objects collected in various research and teaching contexts serve not only as material witnesses to the university history of TU Dresden, but also as a valuable resource for collection-related research, teaching and science communication. Since autumn 2019, TU Dresden has been using robotron*Daphne, a modern database for the management and digitisation of its important collections.

The German Leather Museum in Offenbach am Main has a unique collection of works made of leather and related materials giving it a unique selling point in the museum world. Recently, the museum has also opened to current developments and expanded its holdings to include exhibits made from alternative materials. Over 30,000 objects testify the global use and diverse cultural and historical significance of leather in different periods and cultures. Today the collection includes utility and luxury items ranging from handicrafts and design to fashion and everyday cultural artefacts. The museum has been using robotron*Daphne as a collection database since 2021.

The Meissen Porcelain Foundation Museum displays works from the 300 year-manufacturing history. Exhibits from all eras illustrate the work of Europe's oldest porcelain manufactory.

Since 2015, the Meissen Porcelain Foundation GmbH has owned the museum objects of the MEISSEN® State Porcelain Manufactory and manages the Porcelain Museum. The mission of Meissen Porcelain Foundation GmbH includes preserving the cultural heritage of Saxon porcelain production and porcelain craftsmanship. It is the owner of more than 33,000 museum artefacts, around 2,000 of which can be seen in the museum on a regular basis. Since 2016, the objects have been documented using robotron*Daphne.

The Albrecht Mugler Foundation is a foundation in Gersdorf dedicated to promoting education, art, science and research. In 2016, the founder of the foundation, Prof. Albrecht Mugler, decided to use the robotron*Daphne collection database to record his collection and artists' estates and to create catalogues raisonnés. The collection management system is also used, among other things, to document the regular exhibitions of contemporary art at the foundation's villa in Gersdorf.

The DDR Museum is unique, extraordinary and one of the most visited museums in Berlin. It presents the everyday life of a bygone age in a “see and touch” exhibition that conveys history in a lively, interactive yet scientifically sound way. Everyday life - Wall - Stasi: The GDR at a glance! The DDR Museum collects and preserves GDR cultural assets. Over 250,000 objects belong to the museum's collection. The DDR Museum has been using robotron*Daphne as its collection management system since 2017.

The LÜBECKER MUSEEN are an association of 10 museums in the Hanseatic city of Lübeck. The collections of over 300,000 objects include works of art from the Middle Ages to modern times, ethnographic objects, photographs, natural history objects, cultural and historical artefacts, manuscripts by important authors and more. The collections will be managed, catalogued and made accessible via robotron*Daphne starting from 2024. As an essential element of the digital concept of the LÜBECKER MUSEEN, robotron*Daphne serves the comprehensive digitisation of the collection. With robotron*Daphne, a growing knowledge repository is created and a networked and collaborative workflow for digital museum practice is implemented.

The German Agricultural Museum at the Blankenhain Castle offers unique exhibitions with impressive insights into rural living and working environments. The open-air museum currently comprises 80 buildings and facilities on the area of 13 hectares with over 100 thematic exhibitions, including the world's largest collection of extraordinary home-built tractors. Since 2019, the objects have been documented with robotron*Daphne.

The Karl May Museum is a unique place of education, experience and attraction for the cultural legacy of the writer Karl May (1842-1912). It is supported and run by the Karl May Foundation as Karl May's legitimate heir. The cultural institution preserves, researches, documents and conveys his literary and private estate as well as the ethnographic collections of his second wife Klara May and the artist Patty Frank at the place where the famous writer worked. Since 2019, the objects have been documented with robotron*Daphne.

In the heart of the state capital Magdeburg you will find the art museum Kloster Unser Lieben Frauen, the oldest preserved building in Magdeburg and also the most important exhibition site for contemporary art in Saxony-Anhalt. The ensemble of buildings is one of the most important and best-preserved Romanesque complexes in Germany. Today the buildings are used as an art museum for the city art collection and as an exhibition space for international art. As the starting point of the tourist Romanesque Route, the "Kloster" is located in the city center in the immediate vicinity of the Magdeburg Cathedral. The art museum has been using robotron*Daphne as a collection database since 2018.

The Museum Viadrina is the largest cultural and historical museum in East Brandenburg, which has its headquarters in a fascinating, nationally significant architectural monument: the "Junkerhaus". In its permanent and temporary exhibitions, the Museum Viadrina offers the opportunity to explore Frankfurt's important role in the Middle Ages, the history of the Alma Mater Viadrina, aspects of military history, Frankfurt's rich and famous musical history and urban developments up to the 20th century. The museum has been using robotron*Daphne as a collection database since 2018.

The Von der Heydt Museum has one of the richest collections in Germany. It focuses on Dutch art from the 16th and 17th centuries, 19th-century paintings and graphics with excellent paintings of Impressionism, and the 20th-century painting with Expressionism represented by outstanding works. This impressively extensive collection was created over the course of more than a hundred years through rich donations and gifts from the public as well as major acquisitions. The robotron*Daphne collection management system is the central working basis for all areas of the museum.

Rostock is a Hanseatic and university city on the Baltic Sea in northern Germany. It is the most populous city in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and one of the four regional centers in the federal state. In a network of five museums and collections, several hundred thousand objects and extensive media are managed with the robotron*Daphne collection database. The institutions include:

• Cultural History Museum
• Shipbuilding and Maritime Museum
• Rostock Art Gallery
• Local History Museum Warnemünde
• Art Gallery

In addition to recording and digitization with robotron*Daphne, the presentation of selected objects on a joint website with robotron*Daphne-Collection is also planned.

The old walls look impressive at the foot of the castle hill in Oelsnitz/Vogtl. and cast a spell over visitors as they pass through the gatehouse. Voigtsberg Castle is quite an experience thanks to the accessible historical outer bastion and the unique view from the main tower over Oelsnitz and the Vogtland region. However, visitors will find the treasures inside the completely restored castle complex.

The thick, 775-year-old walls are now home to three museums, the historical costume museum, a restaurant and the Vogtland district historical archive. While the old part of Voigtsberg Castle, the core castle with its architectural history and early baroque wooden beam ceiling, wall paintings and St. George's Chapel takes you on a journey through time, the museums offer industrial culture in the Carpet Museum, rare mineral resources in the Mineral Vault and illustration art in the Illusorium.

Since 2020, the objects have been documented using the robotron*Daphne collection management system.

The City History Museum of the Hanseatic City of Wismar collects, preserves, researches and communicates all kinds of evidence of the history and culture of the Hanseatic city as well as its sphere of influence from the past and nowadays for present and future generations.

In 1863, committed citizens of Wismar began collecting artefacts relating to art and cultural history. Today, the collection comprises around 100,000 objects from the 13th to 21st centuries. Since 2023, the various areas of the collection have been digitised in the robotron*Daphne collection database and gradually made available to the public. Through the Daphne Collection we can provide an interesting insight into the diverse 800-year history of the Hanseatic city of Wismar.

The Wolkenstein Castle on a steep, 80-metre-high gneiss cliff greets and fascinates visitors from afar, inviting them to explore it. The museum in the castle provides further insights into the history of the building and the town. Since 2020, the objects have been documented with robotron*Daphne.

The collections managed by the Schwerin Foundation for the Promotion of Contemporary Art consist of over 20,000 objects by almost 40 artists, most of which date back to the last century. robotron*Daphne has been used to manage the art collection since 2016.