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David McIntosh, OmniPerception's CEO, will be delivering a presentation at one of the elective sessions during this year's Police Superintendents Conference. This year's conference is taking place at the Carden Park Hotel in Cheshire from 15th to 18th September 2008.

A growing number of forces are using facial recognition technologies to record images of suspects in custody. Investigative Practice Journal looks at their progress and the benefits the technology is having in investigations.

Our streets bristle with CCTV cameras but tracking suspects requires long trawls through hours of footage. Facial recognition software is one shortcut, as is a new system that tracks clothing logos. How does it work?

Huge investment in closed-circuit TV technology has failed to cut UK crime, a senior police officer has warned.

The introduction of a dedicated unit for the collection and analysis of CCTV has dramatically increased the number of identifications made from camera footage.
Police Professional profiles the Visual Images Identifications and Detections Office (VIIDO) and looks at the reasons for its success.

Facial recognition technology is to be installed in convenience stores for the first time ever in a bid to reduce the worrying trend of underage children who are illegally purchasing alcohol and cigarettes.

OmniPerception's technology was featured in 'Missing Live' on BBC 1 on 21st April 2008.

A security firm is testing a facial recognition device in a Budgens store to see how the technology could help in the fight against under-age sales.

Facial recognition technology is to be trialled in convenience stores to help combat under-age sales of alcohol and tobacco.

OmniPerception will be exhibiting at the Security Document World and Identity Loop 2008 Exhibition in London on 22nd and 23rd April. Come and visit us at Stand E15.