Recently, we came across a 35-page document designed to discredit the technology and innovation we have tirelessly developed. Distributed among professionals, this document seeks to undermine our capabilities. However, in forensic science, the truth always prevails. Innovation is proven not through rhetoric but through results.
At ForenScope, we firmly stand behind our commitment to advancing forensic science with cutting-edge technology designed to exceed the needs of professionals in the field. When our capabilities are questioned, we respond with facts, inviting fair and transparent comparisons under impartial conditions.
This open call is more than a response; it is a step forward. It is a declaration that transparency and accountability are the true catalysts of innovation.
Are You Ready to Stand Behind Your Words Made in the 35-page Brochure?
We invite you to an unbiased, live comparison. No exaggerations, no filters, just performance tested in real-world scenarios with real samples under conditions closest to crime scenes.
Event Details
- When: Any day between February 17-22, 2025, in Baltimore, Maryland.
- Oversight: Neutral academic and industry experts, six in total (three selected by each party).
The Challenge
Devices will undergo imaging tests at distances of 2 meters, 1 meter, and 100-300mm, focusing on the following criteria most needed by forensic professionals working in the crime scene or laboratories:
- Ability to detect evidence and ensure accuracy at each distance.
- Speed and clarity of live imaging while searching for evidence.
- The speed of capturing images and the clarity of captured images.
- Illumination strength across different distances.
- Efficiency while searching for body fluids, blood, fingerprints, oil, GSR, etc.
- Software startup speed, usability, and advantages over competing devices.
- The device’s ability to avoid damaging evidence and ensure cleanliness.
- Optional accessories and features.
- Battery strength, device connectivity speed, and user-centric design.
All tests will be conducted transparently, with results documented and made publicly available.
Evaluation
The tests will be observed and evaluated by six experts with at least ten years of experience in the field, consisting of academicians and forensic specialists. Each party will appoint three neutral experts.
The Stakes
- The losing party will donate US$ 500,000 to pre-determined UN Funds on behalf of the winner.
- Recognition by leading forensic experts from universities of your choice.
Why It Matters:
Forensic science isn’t a game. Evidence detection requires real innovation, tested under pressure, refined by practice, and proven in action. If your device lives up to the hype, this is your chance to shine.
Results will be publicly documented to ensure clarity and credibility.
Participation Guidelines
- Bring your latest-generation SuperSpectral or Crime Lite AUTO mobile device, along with compatible accessories designed for single-user operation.
- Note: To ensure fair competition, ForenScope will not use unique technologies like t-ZOOM+, 8K Android, or Contactless LITE.
- Prepare five unique samples of semen, urine, saliva, blood, fingerprints, semen-and-blood mix, GSR, oil, and more. If you wish to include additional sample types, please note them below publicly.
- Compete transparently under performance criteria tailored to crime scene requirements.
A Message to the Bold
This is more than a competition; it is a turning point for forensic technology. The stage is set, the clock is ticking, and the truth awaits you.
Respond to this post within two weeks. Send all your questions regarding the subject and details to truthordare@forenscope.com.
Note: Any messages or emails sent to this address will be publicly available and published.