I. Crime Detection Technology

1.    Computer-based technologies for recording papillary traces and their digital processing using a digital

       camera, a digital camcorder and Poliview.

2.    Visualisation of papillary traces with laser light sources.

3.    Equipment for photographing small objects (incl. papillary traces on difficult surfaces using various lighting

       sources).

4.    DNA marking system for property, incl. especially the possibility of DNA marking forgery and the recovery of

       removed DNA marks.

5.    Equipment for inspecting modules and subcomponents in vehicles to determine the VIN of stolen vehicles,

6.    Fibre and coating test equipment.

7.    Modern methods of lie detection (polygraph, voice analysis, EGG)

8.    Equipment for technical tests on documents; equipment and technologies for counterfeit banknote

       detection.

9.    Screening equipment for explosive devices (incl. X-ray for detonators, grenades, mines, etc.).

10.  Protective equipment for work with explosive materials and devices.

11.  Basic examination equipment (examination kits, protective clothing, materials for evidence preservation,

       packaging, marking systems).

12.  Equipment for examination rooms to reveal microtraces.

13.  Systems for measuring the speed of projectiles fired.

14.  Cameras for recording projectile trajectory.

15.  Equipment for comparative analysis of shell-cases and projectiles.

16.  Portable ventilation systems.

17.  Electronic devices for encoding and decoding immobilisers.

18.  Crime detection traps.

19.  Optical devices for crime detection tests; photo and video equipment.

20.  Computer composite image systems.

21.  Hardware and software for digital data carrier examination (hard drives, memory cards, internal memory, etc.)

22.  Apparatus for chemical analysis.

23.  Flaw detectors.

 

 

 

 

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