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Latent Editor

Latent Editor makes it easy to edit and optimize latent fingerprint images, so as to improve the probability of finding a match in an AFIS database.

Users can easily edit, manage, search and store latent fingerprint records in a secure, independent and interoperable environment.

Moreover, with Latent Editor, there is no limit on transactions and no cost per transaction, meaning users can carry out as many searches as needed, without worrying about the cost.

Powerful features

Smart separation tool

Easily separates overlapping fingerprints

Automatic detection

of minutiae and region of interest saves users considerable time and effort

Interoperability

Available as a stand-alone module, usable with any AFIS

Easy-to-use

Wide range of functions in intuitive user interface

Lightweight

Works fast without consuming large amounts of RAM

Modules

Easy editing

Independent and interoperable, Latent Editor  allows users to flip, crop & resize images, enhance colour, contrast & saturation and separate overlapping prints. These actions can be carried out at the click of a button through our modern, user-friendly interface.

Automatic detection

Additionally, the tool features automatic minutiae and region of interest detection, saving users considerable time and effort in manually detecting these aspects.

Smart separation

With the separation tool, users can easily separate overlapping fingerprints. Simply tag the relevant ridges and Latent Editor  will remove the overlapping print.

Direct export to AFIS

Once the image has been optimized, it can be sent directly to the AFIS to be searched against a database.

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Latent Print Explained

A “latent print” is any impression left by friction ridge skin (the skin of the palms of the hands and fingers) on a surface. These impressions usually occur by chance and may be visible or invisible at the time of deposition. Latent print examination can be complex because latents are often small, unclear, distorted, smudged, or contain few features; can overlap with other prints or appear on complex backgrounds.

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