Morpho (Safran group) is pleased to announce that its US subsidiary, MorphoTrak, was selected by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation to provide its automated Biometric Identification System, for Colorado's new state-wide system.
“The automated Biometric Identification System includes technological advances that will provide the best available accuracy and speed, enabling us to capture and searc...
Morpho (Safran group) is pleased to announce that its US subsidiary, MorphoTrak, was selected by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation to provide its automated Biometric Identification System, for Colorado's new state-wide system.
“The automated Biometric Identification System includes technological advances that will provide the best available accuracy and speed, enabling us to capture and search fingerprints and palm prints and assist Colorado law enforcement to link the offender to the crime,” stated Ronald Sloan, the Director
of the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. The automated Biometric Identification System is Morpho's next generation biometric identification system and the fusion of the leading Morpho and Printrak biometric identification technologies. Not only will CBI's new system handle ten-prints and latent, including lights–out processing with unrivalled speed and accuracy, but also matching of palm prints, mobile two-finger searches, as well as the collection and storage of mugshots, scars, marks and tattoos. The system's efficient processing of electronic biometric records will help CBI shift toward a fully paperless background check operation.
As the supplier of the biometric identification systems in five neighboring states, MorphoTrak is in a position to offer and facilitate a future regional AFIS interoperability network where the states of Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska could cross search each other in the future leading to more identifications and convictions.