VERIFIED
BY SCIENCE
AARI:
Amino Acid Rapid Imager
Using AI to break new ground in the fingerprint lab
NEW
TECHNOLOGY
VSC8000/HS:
3D imaging enables document examiners to visualise a
document’s surface topography
RESEARCH
PROJECTS
RECOVER:
Developed with Dstl and Loughborough University to detect “Impossible” Fingermarks
HISTORY OF
INNOVATION
DCS 121 (2000):
The product that pioneered the use of digital photography in forensics
Setting new standards in the design and manufacture of forensic technology, foster+freeman adheres to a rigorous framework for testing and validating new forensic products, tools, and techniques to ensure that they are based on sound principles and empirical evidence.
Each of our best-in-class forensic instruments is verified by science, through rigorous testing and validation both in controlled laboratory conditions and through the analysis of ground truth data to ensure its accuracy, reliability, and validity.
New Technology
foster+freeman to Tackle Prison Drug Crisis with Launch of ContraSCAN™ Detection Technology
foster+freeman, a global leader in forensic technology, is proud to announce the upcoming launch of ContraSCAN™, a revolutionary handheld device designed to detect dangerous synthetic drugs, including “Spice” in real-time.
Card and Collectible Graders turn to Forensic Technology
As Collectible Card Game (CCG) and Trading Card Game (TCG) items have increased in value, so too has the need for these items to be accurately verified, authenticated and graded.
Chemical reagents – the missing link in fingermark validation?
The work of forensic experts has significant implications on the lives of individuals and societies as a whole. As such, the results that examiners provide must be reliable and trustworthy: this is where validation comes in.