Law and Order Magazine / November, 2013 By Susan Geoghegan It is estimated that as many as 25 percent of complaint cases contain facial images of the suspects, which are received from a variety of sources that include social networks, cell phones, and […]
By Paul Schuepp The U.S. intelligence community announced in mid-November that it was broadening its use of biometric facial recognition technology so that it could more accurately and quickly establish the identity of people through photos and video. As a […]
The Boston Globe featured Animetrics’ ForensicaGPS in an extensive front page story on June 4th. ForensicaGPS is Animetrics’ advanced biometric facial recognition technology that helps law enforcement positively identify suspects and missing persons. It enables officers to identify faces from […]
This is a screen shot of Animetrics’ ForensicaGPS and shows how the product’s “comparator” mode compares images of two faces (one grainy and one clear) to create a 3D model or avatar of both faces. The technology compares the two […]
Fox News / April 18, 2013 Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com Yesterday, Fox News sat down with our own Paul Scheupp to show specifically how face recognition technology helps law enforcement positively identify perpetrators. This technology has taken on […]
By Allison Steele The Philadelphia Inquirer / April 18, 2013 With reports that a possible suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing may have been pinpointed in photos taken at the scene, facial-recognition technology may be one of the most powerful […]
Fox News / April 17, 2013 Facial recognition technology is playing a key role in identifying the perpetrators behind Monday’s horrific bombings at the Boston Marathon. Our own Paul Scheupp was a guest on FOX News’ On The Record With […]
Fox News / April 17, 2013 Facial recognition technology is playing a key role in identifying the perpetrators behind Monday’s horrific bombings at the Boston Marathon. Our own Paul Scheupp was a guest on FOX News’ On The Record With […]
By Adam Vrankulj BiometricUpdate.com / April 16, 2013 Fresh reports suggest the bombs used at yesterday’s Boston Marathon were made from a common household item: pressure cookers. Though the identification of the kind of explosive device is an important clue […]
By Dave Douglas, High Tech Columnist American COP Magazine / May, 2013 3D Face App Finds The Bad Guy. Don’t you just love cop TV shows these days? The star of the show seems to be the technology rather than […]
