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    Facial Recognition for Investigation

    Nov. 7, 2013
    Related To: IDEMIA
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    MorphoFace Investigate (MFI) is a facial recognition system designed to meet the requirements of law enforcement agencies, intelligence services and homeland security. Robust and scalable, the MFI system includes case evidence management tools, biometric matching and forensic evaluation tools.

    • Fast and accurate facial searches, based on photos and videos
    • Automated alerts to police officers when offenders are identified
    • Advanced user interface with powerful image processing software
    • Workflow flexibility, interoperable with other systems
    • Scalable, easily adaptable to large database

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    Onondaga County, NY, Sheriff's Lt. Michael Hoosock (left) and Syracuse Police Officer Michael Jensen.