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Forensic Technology
Forensic Technology pioneered automated ballistic identification over 25 years ago and continues to promote a safer society as a leading technology provider for firearm identification, document examination, and comparison microscopy.
Ballistic Identification
Forensic Technology offers the world’s most advanced ballistic identification solution, IBIS® (Integrated Ballistic Identification System).
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Projectina Microscopes
We started from the user experience and worked backwards to develop a new generation analysis and confirmation tool that leveraged the benefits of IBIS® (Integrated Ballistic Identification System) and our years of experience in developing state-of-the-art comparison microscopes.
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Projectina Document Examination
We also design and produce advanced systems for the forensic examination of documents, whether they be passports, currency, or questioned documents.
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Projectina Crime Scene Equipment
Our crime scene equipment is designed for forensic science laboratories to help investigators and technicians in the criminal identification of evidence.
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SafeGuard
HIT/Lead Reporting
IBIS v3.2 – Faster Correlation Reviews and Seamless Data Interchange
IBIS v3.2 is the latest upgrade of the software that powers IBIS. This upgrade strrengthens correlation and simplifies correlation reviews, integrates IBIS with law enforcement’s intelligence systems, provides IBIN members with hit notifications, exports 3D images to X3P file format, and supports the latest version of BULLETTRAX.
IBIS v3.2 – Faster Correlation Reviews and Seamless Data Interchange
IBIS v3.2 is the latest upgrade of the software that powers IBIS. This upgrade strrengthens correlation and simplifies correlation reviews, integrates IBIS with law enforcement’s intelligence systems, provides IBIN members with hit notifications, exports 3D images to X3P file format, and supports the latest version of BULLETTRAX.
To Glock or not to Glock? Firing pin shapes: 2019 update
You can't find a match if lab-fired cartridge cases are classified as “Elliptical (Glock)” while crime-scene recovered cartridge case are labelled as “Circle”. Learn about “Glock” and when it should be selected as the Firing Pin Shape.Our Customers
Forensic Technology is honoured to support law enforcement and public safety agencies worldwide in the resolution and prevention of gun-related crime.
