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How Cognitech’s Forensics Software Transforms Crime Scene Video Analysis Investigators depend on surveillance camera footage and body-worn camera evidence and smartphone recordings to conduct their modern investigations. The raw video material becomes difficult to interpret because it contains noise and compression issues and was recorded under substandard lighting conditions. The Cognitech forensics software package functions...

Blur to Evidence: Video Enhancement Software in Criminal Cases Surveillance video is everywhere. Stores, streets, offices, parking lots. Yet when investigators finally review the footage, the details they need are often missing. Faces look soft. License plates smear into light streaks. Motion turns people into shadows. This is where video enhancement software changes...

Real-Time Forensic Video Software with Automatic De-Multiplexing Video evidence is everywhere now. Officers, investigators, and analysts deal with more footage than ever before. Most of it comes from DVR systems, phones, doorbell cameras, and security networks. This sounds helpful, but it also means the video files can be messy, confusing, and slow...

Why AI Redaction Software Is Transforming Modern Investigations These days, investigators deal with more video evidence than ever before. Body cameras, CCTV systems, dashcams, and phone videos capture almost everything. This should make solving cases easier. But there’s a challenge that many teams face every day: how do you protect the privacy of people in...

Advanced Digital Forensics with Secure Cloud-Based Processing Digital forensics has changed a lot over the past few years. The days of working only on one local computer, waiting for files to copy, or dealing with hardware limits are fading fast. Today, investigators need speed, security, and freedom to work from almost anywhere. And...

Why Clone Fusion Matters in Forensic Image Analysis When you look at a photo, it usually feels simple. You see a scene, a moment, or an object. But in forensic work, photos are more than that. They are pieces of evidence. And if even a tiny part of that image...