Part of the Tri-Suite11 software package, Video Investigatorâ„¢ is the first and world’s most comprehensive Forensic Video/Image Processing software environment with over one hundred proprietary designed, user-friendly plug-ins and facilities to enhance, denoise, deblur and offer a super-resolve zoom of forensic video evidence (e.g. faces, license plates).
Part of the Tri-Suite11 software package, VideoActiveâ„¢ is the first Real-Time forensic video processing software. The Cognitech® U.S. Patented software is the world’s only software that has a fully automatic Real-Time Universal De-Multiplexing ability, in addition to Real-Time Track & Cover, Real-Time Universal DVR Capture, Patented Lossless Video Capture with encoding that doubles video storage and a Video Search (e.g. cars and people).
Part of the Tri-Suite11 software package, AutoMeasureâ„¢ is the world’s first and only Automatic Forensic Photogrammetry Software with the ability to produce an accurate bio-metric measurement of a suspect’s dimensions (e.g. height), crime scene measurements from surveillance video and photographs.
A unique capability for Geo-Spatial processing of the airborne (e.g. UAV) video sensors to produce fully GPS-referenced: Each-Pixel-GPS video, GeoTiff mosaic from video, 3-D Digital Elevation Maps from video, GPS analysis of video content, e.g. GPS tracking from video.
The California Court of Appeals has accepted Cognitech’s novel forensic video enhancement techniques into U.S. Courts in the first U.S. Courts decision on forensic video, 1992-1996 (Criminal Law and Procedure Citation, 96 Daily Journal DAR. 8023).
Cognitech’s 21st century, state-of-the-art forensic video processing software tools are custom designed. The U.S. Patented forensic video processing software tools are based on more than two hundred scientific, peer-reviewed publications of the world class Cognitech PhD scientists team.
Cognitech’s forensic software and integrated systems are used world-wide by Law Enforcement and CCTV Security professionals in thousands of video investigations annually.
Successfully used by law enforcement in high profile cases since 1991: the Los Angeles Riots cases, America’s Most Wanted cases and a Discovery Channel special on the forensic image analysis of the J.F.K. assassination. Appeared in: The Wall Street Journal (Technology Section), LA Times, Learning Channel, FOX News and CNN.
Training and User Certification: Instructors are members of the international law enforcement community and part of organizations such as the American Academy of Forensic Science (AAFS).
Cognitech, Inc. 2010