From October 27–30, 2026, ForenScope participated in the XXVIII Congresso Nacional de Criminalística (XXVIII CNC) in Gramado, Brazil, alongside our Brazilian distributor, Equipatec. Bringing together forensic science experts from across the country, this prestigious event provided an excellent opportunity to showcase our advanced forensic imaging technologies and offer attendees hands-on experience with our innovative solutions.
Throughout the event, we introduced forensic professionals to the innovative capabilities of our SuperSpectral Force, t-ZOOM+ DNA, DocEx M2, 8K Android Latent Fingerprint Detection Tablet, CSI Pro 3, ForenScan, and Contactless LITE systems. In particular, our Laser & Atomizer, 8K Android, and CSI Pro 3 attracted significant attention for their advanced imaging capabilities and applications across various types of forensic evidence.
Among the highlights of the congress were the latent fingerprint visualization demonstrations performed using our Laser & Atomizer system with its new reagent. These demonstrations, conducted on challenging surfaces such as stone, brick, and plastic bottles, received highly positive feedback from attendees. Additionally, demonstrations using the laser lens of our 8K Android system on stone and paper surfaces highlighted our advanced solutions for visualizing latent fingerprints across different types of surfaces.

Another standout technology at the event was the CSI Pro 3, featuring its new automatic fingerprint capture capability. Attendees had the opportunity to explore this innovative feature firsthand, while the t-ZOOM+ DNA also received great appreciation for its microscopic zoom capabilities and ability to reveal details that are difficult to detect with the naked eye.

During our live demonstrations and technical discussions, we addressed the challenges associated with visualizing latent fingerprints on porous surfaces and detecting aged fingerprints. While attendees highlighted the portability limitations of conventional forensic equipment, they recognized the compact, portable, and multifunctional design of ForenScope systems as significant advantages.
Throughout the four-day congress, we had the opportunity to showcase the applications of our forensic imaging technologies in crime scene investigations and laboratory examinations, while gaining valuable insights into the experiences and evolving needs of forensic science professionals.
We were delighted by the tremendous interest shown in our technologies at the XXVIII Congresso Nacional de Criminalística. We would like to extend our sincere thanks to our valued distributor, Equipatec, for joining us at this successful event, as well as to all the forensic science professionals who visited our stand and shared their experiences and insights with us.


