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Merseyside Police and LJMU Validation Confirms ContraSCAN's Capability for Synthetic Cannabinoid Screening
University of Copenhagen Study Examines Bruise Documentation with Crime-lite® AUTO
Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution Validates ContraSCAN for Rapid Detection of Synthetic Cannabinoids
foster+freeman Technology Supports UK-Ethiopia Aviation Security Partnership
Security & Policing 2026: Supporting the JSaRC Immersive Experience
Security & Policing event, delivered by the Home Office and bringing together government, law enforcement and industry partners to address complex
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foster+freeman to Tackle Prison Drug Crisis with Launch of ContraSCAN™ Detection Technology
Advancing Forensics in Brazil: First DCS6 Installed in Manaus
Enhancing Fingermark Visualisation: The Power of Shortwave Reflected UV Imaging (RUVIS)
Recent PUM Study Demonstrates The Role of Fabric Colour and Composition in Bloodstain Visualisation Using the Crime-lite ML PRO
Strengthening Forensic Science Capabilities in Bolivia: Foster+Freeman and HANSA Expand Strategic Partnership
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Meet AARI®, the unique new fingerprint imaging system that uses Artificial Intelligence to detect ridge detail and assist forensic examiners.
The AARI (Amino Acid Rapid Imager) combines fully-integrated illumination and imaging technology that streamlines the fingerprint visualisation, imaging and mark-up process, completing in under 2-minutes tasks that may previously have taken hours.
Longwave Reflected UV for the Enhancement of Cyanoacrylate Fumed Fingerprints
Longwave Reflected UV for the Enhancement of Cyanoacrylate Fumed Fingerprints Research conducted by Foster+Freeman, has added further weight to the argument that Longwave Reflected-UV (LWUVR) imaging should be considered the first choice examination technique when...
Visualising Fluorescent Fingermarks Developed Using 1,2 Indandione
Visualising Fluorescent Fingermarks Developed Using 1,2 Indandione A study has demonstrated that by trimming the illumination wavelength and narrowing the viewing bandwidth, markedly better results can be achieved when examining fingerprints treated using 1,2...