Facial recognition system $ 1 billion
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has begun launching a nationwide face recognition system, which costs $ 1 billion to design and develop. Facial recognition…
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The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has begun launching a nationwide face recognition system, which costs $ 1 billion to design and develop. Facial recognition…
A new monitoring system called the Domain Awareness System developed by Microsoft. It can immediately provide a large amount of information to security personnel about t…
Detailed information published in the Angewandte Chemie last month could help law firms track down fingerprint criminals faster and increase the security of biometric se…
A common sight in films specializing in Hollywood's sophisticated criminals: a large-sized character who wants to open a vault or go into a place containing top-secret d…
The London police force is testing a system that can retrieve data immediately from the mobile phone of the suspects arrested. The data is being tested in 16 counties in…
Recently, British scientists have developed a device that allows drug detection through sweat in fingerprints.
Scientists at McGill University (Canada) have successfully developed a new exploration technique called ultra-high-spectral imagery.
Russian criminal scientists have successfully investigated the method of identifying vapor traces for criminal investigation.
Security systems capable of detecting criminals before they can hand over can appear in five years.
Achievements in the manufacture of robots capable of distinguishing odors and forcing scientists to complete some functions to 'find jobs' for them.
An American researcher has just created an automatic image retrieval system; whereby law enforcement agencies can identify suspects and victims through scars and tattoos…
Los Angeles Police Department (USA) offers a hypothetical situation: There is a suspect who has just escaped from the detention center. The plan to arrest the fugitive w…
Radiation energy is often used in microwave ovens for heating food. Recently, Eureka Aerospace of the United States has created a device that uses this energy to pursue…
The device is a 3-dimensional scanner, with a special function to serve criminal investigations, in order to record where the case occurred. To get a clear picture of in…
On September 18th, in Ho Chi Minh City, the Criminal Science Institute of the Ministry of Public Security introduced a special topic on the use of new facilities and met…