Morpho (Safran Group) is proud to announce that its US subsidiary, MorphoTrak, has successfully deployed MorphoBIS, its automated biometric identification system, for the New York City Police Department (NYPD). MorphoBIS is Morpho's next-generation biometric identification system and the product of Morpho's extensive investment in R&D. NYPD's new system handles ten-print and latent matching, including lights–out processing with speed and accuracy, matching of palm prints and mobile two-finger searches. Lights–out processing finds potential hits for verification by NYPD fingerprint technicians.
Morpho (Safran Group) is proud to announce that its US subsidiary, MorphoTrak, has successfully deployed MorphoBIS, its automated biometric identification system, for the New York City Police Department (NYPD).
MorphoBIS is Morpho's next generation biometric identification system and the product of Morpho's extensive investment in R&D. NYPD's new system handles ten-print and latent matching, including lights–out processing with speed and accuracy, matching of palm prints and mobile two-finger searches. Lights–out processing finds potential hits for verification by NYPD fingerprint technicians.
“Over the last 15-plus years, MorphoTrak has proudly helped America's largest municipal police force ensure the safety of its citizens,” said Daniel Vassy, President and CEO of MorphoTrak. “We look forward to serving NYPD well into the future.”
As the supplier of the biometric identification systems in seven nearby states, MorphoTrak is in a unique position to facilitate future interoperability where eastern seaboard states could cross-search each other's systems in the future, leading to more identifications and convictions.