Located in the Emirate of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, Kanaf Centre has started using the ForenScope SAFE ULTRA System in forensic examination processes involving children. Developed by ForenScope, this system enables more detailed evaluation of physical injuries and findings that may be difficult to detect with the naked eye.
Advanced Imaging Technology for the Evaluation of Hidden Findings
The system utilizes multispectral imaging technology to support the examination of findings that may be difficult to identify under conventional lighting conditions.
Developed by ForenScope, the SAFE ULTRA System supports the visualization of forensic findings such as bruises and contusions, as well as bite marks, nail marks, scratches, lacerations, burns, and vascular changes that may be challenging to assess through conventional examination methods. In addition, it assists forensic experts in the detection of body fluids, which can be critical in forensic cases, and in collecting samples from relevant areas.
Especially in cases where visible signs may fade over time, the ability to visualize subcutaneous findings enables more comprehensive analysis during forensic evaluations.
An Integrated Workflow from Examination to Reporting
The ForenScope CMS (Case Management System), integrated within the SAFE ULTRA System, enables the entire workflow to be managed in a more organized and traceable manner, from forensic image examination and case information management to reporting processes.
Experts can review images, manage case information, prepare and edit reports, and centrally archive related records through the system. This creates a traceable workflow from the initial examination stage through to the reporting process.
The Role of Technology in Child-Focused Forensic Examinations
In sensitive forensic cases involving children, accurately identifying findings is as important as reducing the physical and psychological burden that the examination process may create for the child.
Kanaf Centre states that the use of this technology enables more detailed and responsible evaluations and may contribute to reducing the need for repeated examinations in certain cases. This approach aims to preserve evidence integrity while ensuring that children’s privacy and safety remain a priority.
At ForenScope, we continue to develop advanced imaging technologies that bring together the accuracy, reliability, and comprehensive analysis capabilities required by forensic experts in child protection and sensitive forensic examination processes.
