The Polícia Científica of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil, has begun using our ForenScope SAFE ULTRA technology in forensic examinations related to sexual crimes and violence against women. As one of the first operational implementations of its kind in Brazil, the system positions Rio Grande do Norte among the pioneering institutions adopting advanced forensic imaging technologies.
SAFE ULTRA helps forensic professionals assess hard-to-detect injuries, such as subcutaneous hematomas, through non-invasive methods and identify traces of biological fluids such as semen and saliva that may not be visible to the naked eye. Examinations can be carried out not only on the body, but also on clothing and other materials associated with the case.
Our technology supports forensic professionals in detecting and documenting findings with greater precision and speed, while also helping reduce the need for invasive procedures. Its contactless imaging approach helps preserve the integrity of evidence while supporting the protection of victims’ physical well-being, particularly in sensitive cases.
Developed by ForenScope, SAFE ULTRA combines broad spectral imaging capabilities with high-precision forensic imaging technologies. In addition to supporting the detailed examination of injuries and biological traces, the system strengthens forensic documentation through its Auto Smart Search feature, which automatically captures and organizes spectral imaging combinations.
The imaging capabilities offered by SAFE ULTRA contribute to the more detailed visualization of forensic findings, particularly in crimes involving women and children, while supporting case clarification and helping forensic assessments rely on stronger scientific evidence.
At ForenScope, we are proud that SAFE ULTRA is contributing to the forensic examination capabilities of the Polícia Científica of Rio Grande do Norte and that our advanced imaging technologies are playing an active role in supporting the pursuit of justice.
