Laxton’s Biometric Solution for Law Enforcement

Identifying, registering and verifying suspected criminals, and recording crime scenes is a time-consuming process that has implications for local, regional and international security. Capturing criminal information and verifying crimes against existing databases becomes critical to the success of the judiciary and police in the fight against crime, while protecting the identity of the police. publicity. Responding to these challenges requires reliable and up-to-date technology to improve efficiency related to law enforcement.

Laxton has designed, manufactured and delivered multimodal biometric solutions for identity registration and identity verification purposes. By combining Laxton’s multimodal biometric technology and national database information, with a tried and tested forensic approach, law enforcement officers are better positioned to serve the public and speed up the surrender of criminals.

Law enforcement forces are using Laxton’s mobile biometric devices to identify suspects and document evidence at crime scenes. These all-in-one, multi-modal biometric devices include a fingerprint scanner, iris scanner, high-resolution 13 MP camera, microphone, and barcode reader. Biometric devices include the data storage capacity and processing speed of computers designed to store heavy data files and manage large biometric databases.

These features allow officials to record biometric data (fingerprints, ID photo, iris, microphone), biographical information, and any ID documents of suspected criminals at the site. crime scene. Victims, custodians, and witnesses can also be registered and verified at the scene to assist with investigations. Biometric devices with integrated 4G data connections ensure that data can be cross-checked in real time against national identity and crime databases. Therefore, suspected criminals with existing criminal records can be identified immediately. Suspects, witnesses and victims not yet included in the database can also be registered on the website for a comprehensive profile of those involved in the case.

The lightweight and rugged design of the portable biometric device makes it possible for law enforcement officials to bring the device to the scene. This is necessary in densely populated urban areas and remote, isolated areas where speed is critical to the success of a criminal investigation.

Biometric registration kits and self-service solutions

Laxton’s biometric registration kits and self-service kiosks can be deployed to police stations and legal facilities to register suspected criminals, conduct birth background checks biometrics and identity verification. Officials, police, and the general public can use Laxton biometric solutions to register their biometric and biographical data for police crime detection, notification and reporting. close. Biometric and biographical data can then be collected and uploaded to a local, regional or national database, from where it can be used for identity verification.

Laxton’s Biometric Registration Kit is housed in a sturdy IP67-rated suitcase, lined with high-density foam, custom machined to fit the exact dimensions of the components. biometric hard. Kits are built to customer specification and include:

• FBI certified fingerprint scanner for all 10 fingers and ability to calculate missing fingers and amputees

• Unique secondary camera cluster with LED lighting system for ICAO standard photo ID

• Document scanner with automatic document feeder and settings to read national ID cards

• 14 inch laptop and printer

• The kit is housed in a sturdy, lightweight, IP67 portable suitcase that is waterproof, dustproof and shockproof

• The kit cases are lined with high density size-matching foam inside to secure and store the subscription device on a long-term basis.

• Integrated software designed to customer specification with easy-to-use data capture interface and encrypted data storage.

Laxton’s biometric enrollment solutions include a specially designed electrical system that ensures operation for 12 hours a day. Kits can be powered from mains power, generators, solar and backup batteries. This is important for officials in remote areas with limited infrastructure.