The Attorney General’s Office of the State of Zacatecas (FGJEZ) in Mexico conducted a hands-on training program for its forensic specialists, focusing on the use of ForenScope’s advanced multispectral imaging technology in forensic examinations.
Forensic experts from the Questioned Document Examination and Fingerprint Laboratories participated in a comprehensive training program to explore the advanced imaging capabilities of the ForenScope SuperSpectral Force and its applications in forensic evidence examination.
Coordinated by the General Directorate of Forensic Services and led by specialist Santos Orta, the training covered the use of SuperSpectral Force’s ultraviolet (UV), visible, and infrared (IR) light sources, along with its advanced optical filter systems. Participants gained practical experience in visualizing latent fingerprints that are difficult to detect using conventional methods, revealing hidden details in questioned documents, and documenting forensic evidence with exceptional precision.
This training represents another significant example of the international adoption of ForenScope’s innovative forensic imaging solutions, highlighting the growing role of advanced multispectral technologies in enhancing the examination capabilities of forensic laboratories.
ForenScope continues to support forensic professionals worldwide by developing advanced imaging systems that enable more comprehensive, precise, and effective evidence examination.
The training conducted in Mexico further demonstrates the significance and impact of ForenScope’s advanced imaging technologies in the global forensic science community. Through continuous innovation, ForenScope remains committed to expanding the boundaries of forensic examination, supporting scientific research, and equipping forensic professionals worldwide with technologies that make the invisible visible.
