During April and May, Griffeye has further strengthened its presence in the EMEA region by signing four new sales partner contracts, covering seven European countries and South Africa.
Researchers at the New York University Tandon School of Engineering and Griffeye have begun building a sophisticated suite of tools to be used for child sexual exploitation investigations and Victim ID.
We kickstart 2017 with the release of Analyze 17.0.0 with the possibility for our CS users to add face recognition. Technology integration with NEC NeoFace Facial Recognition not only means you can seamlessly use state-of-the-art face recognition in Analyze, you can also leverage other tools within the Analyze suite to…
He has over twenty years’ experience of relationship based sales, a great professional network and detailed knowledge of the working in the APAC region.
Reaching the end of 2016 we lay the final bricks in the solid foundation for an exciting 2017. Today we release Analyze 16.4.1, with main focus on Analyze CS.
Amped Software was officially created in 2008 and my ultimate aim has been to create tools that are the world standard for the investigation of images and videos.
In response to the growing volume and varying quality of data involved in forensic investigations, Griffeye, the world’s premier intelligence and visual big data platform, has partnered with Amped Software, the leading provider of forensic image and video analysis solutions to address some of the biggest challenges facing forensic communities…
