Sunday, August 04, 2013
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This program used by the FBI to identify suspects allows you to create, modify various faces.
FACES 4.0 EDU is a classroom version of the award-winning software that allows police investigators to develop accurate, photo-like suspect composites.Intuitive and easy to use, FACES 4.0 EDU lets students create billions of different human faces with point-and-click selection from its rich database of facial features.
Key features:
FACES technology is used by thousands of police agencies worldwide – including the FBI and CIA – to identify, track and apprehend criminal suspects.
FACES 4.0 EDU is an ideal support for criminology and forensic classes, giving students hands-on experience in how suspect composites – like DNA, fingerprint and other evidence – are used to solve crimes. Students can use FACES 4.0 EDU to carry out simulated witness interviews, develop facial composites, and even create virtual line-ups.
For younger children, FACES 4.0 EDU can be used to teach observational skills that can be critical in increasing personal awareness and safety. FACES 4.0 EDU also has creative applications, such as enhancing drama and reading appreciation by allowing students to develop images of historic or fictional characters.
FACES 4.0 EDU images can be exported as JPEGs and used to further build skills in computer graphics programs such as Photoshop. Available in English, French and Spanish, FACES 4.0 EDU can even provide a unique approach to second language classes, encouraging students to learn vocabulary to describe and identify facial features.
FACES 4.0 EDU Advanced Features
• Creates billions of photo quality facial composites with a click of a mouse
• Database of 2000 facial features includes Asian, Latino andAfrican-American components
• Compatible with latest MAC 0S and Windows NT operating systems and available in stand alone or network versions
• Composites can be exported as JPEG files to use in graphics programs such as Photoshop
• Light, medium and dark hair tones and facial markings such as scars, moles, piercings and tattoos
• Positioning and zooming tools, and age progression features to refine composites
• Slide show to provide a "virtual lineup": FACES game five different levels to build observation and composite skills
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