SoleMate FPX 3.0 Footwear Mark Identification System

    June 5, 2014
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    Foster + Freeman USA Inc.
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    SoleMate FPX 3.0 is a comprehensive footwear mark intelligence tool for the identification and management of shoe prints as evidence. For the past 18-years, police departments and forensic footwear specialists worldwide have used foster+freeman’s SICAR software to identify full and partial shoe prints and to create and search databases of crimes, suspects and reference prints. That system has been replaced by SoleMate FPX 3.0, a powerful new software tool that builds upon the strengths of SICAR, adding new features that are sure to increase the value of footwear evidence.

    A Complete Solution to the Rapid Identification of Footwear Marks

    Powerful New Dynamic Search Tool

    Describe the visual characteristics of a shoe print by selecting shapes, text, and brand logos to build an on-screen representation of the questioned print, and search the SoleMate FPX reference database for matching footwear records

    Extensive Reference Database

    Use FPX to search against a reference database of over 38,000 records including sports, work and casual footwear. Subscribe to database updates to receive images and information relating to new footwear releases from major brands.

    Share Data Across a Secure Network

    To extend the power of SoleMate FPX, databases may be shared throughout a network of FPX installations, aiding regional and cross-border collaborations.

    Free Upgrade for SoleMate Subscribers

    All existing SICAR users, with a current SoleMate subscription, will be invited to upgrade to SoleMate FPX free of charge, please contact your local F+F sales representative for further details.

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