Innovatrics Deepens Its Criminal ABIS Across Latent Prints and Video Evidence
Innovatrics has expanded its ABIS for Criminal Investigation with two updates aimed less at raw matching accuracy and more at how forensic units actually work:…
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FISWG Updates Facial Recognition Guidance and Draft Standards
The Facial Identification Scientific Working Group has posted updated facial recognition guidance and draft documents for public review, adding to the…
ID Tech Digest – January 29, 2025
Welcome to ID Tech’s digest of identity industry news. Here’s what you need to know about the world of digital identity and biometrics today: EU Digital Wallet…
Mobile ID and a New Forensics Technique: This Week’s Top Biometrics Stories
This week has brought news concerning a wide range of topics in the biometrics industry, including some curious cases pertaining to forensic innovation and…
Canadian Researchers Use Slime to Pull Better Forensic Fingerprints
Slime is poised to become the next big thing in fingerprint forensics. At least, that’s the case being made in a new study that is set to appear in the […]
Fingerprint Sensors Can Help Identify Disaster Victims Much Faster: Researchers
A new technical review from France’s Institut de Recherche Criminelle de la Gendarmerie Nationale highlights the benefits of fingerprint biometrics technology…
SNA International LLC Announces New Executive Appointments
Virginia-based forensic, biometric and identity intelligence solutions provider SNA International LLC has announced two new additions to its executive…
Fingerprints Help Police Crack Cold Case from 1975
Fingerprint recognition has helped the police make an arrest in an unsolved murder case from 1975. The crime took place in a San Diego apartment on New Year’s…
Biometric Background Check Cracks Decades-Old Cold Case in Florida
Biometric technology has helped to crack open a 20-year-old murder case in Delray Beach, Florida. In August of 1998, 68-year-old Sondra Better was working…
New Round of Fingerprint Matching Helps to Exonerate Wrongly Convicted Man After 36 Years
Fingerprint recognition technology has helped to exonerate a man wrongly convicted of rape and assault, leading to his freedom after 36 years in prison. The…