Amped Five available in French

We are pleased to announce the availability of our Amped FIVE forensic image processing software in one more language.

The new French version will make even easier for many of our users to work with our software.

Amped FIVE is the only forensic image and video analysis software designed fro global markets and available in multiple languages: the currently supported localizations are English, Italian, Polish, French and Chinese. This only one advantage of using FIVE. You can check all the most important facts here.

We are planning even more localized versions, the priority will be decided by customer interest.  Please contact us to let us now!

Amped at CeBIT Future Match

It’s been a long time (since Christmas) with no posts, but hard work on development. You should see the results quite soon.

We’ve been visiting CeBIT in Hannover (Germany), one of the world biggest consumer electronics trade fairs. There we partecipated at the Future Match, a serie of on-to-one meetings where companies and research centers were discussing possible cooperations and technology transfers. We wish to thank all the people that took the time to speak with us, if you are visiting the website / blog after the meeting, and hope to see you soon as soon as possible in a fruitful cooperation.

Amped at Sicurezza 2008

Meet us at our booth at the exhibition Sicurezza 2008, the main event for public and private security in Italy.

We’ll be at the Pad. 22 stand C20. See you soon!

Amped interview on YouTube after win on TechGarage

Enjoy I don’t like looking at myself in the video (in Italian, as always).

Amped wins the TechGarage 2008 business competition

We’re proud to say that we just won the first prize at the TechGarage 2008 business plan competition, which was held at the SMAU exhibition, the main Italian event for the ICT.

Update: see the news on Smau website, ItalianInnovation, AGI, triestecittadellascienza,The Inquirer, Torino Valley.

Martino and Cattapan

Amped interview on Repubblica Radio TV

Here you can find the interview  (in Italian, of course ) that the journalists of Repubblica Radio TV have done during the SMAU exhibition in Milan (if you want to see me you can go directly to minute 2:05) some hours ago

http://tv.repubblica.it/ricerca/tutte-le-novita-dello-smau-2008/25204?video&keyword=smau&tgtsrc=pla

Smau 2008

We’ll be present a the SMAU 2008, the main IT event in Italy, in Milan on October 15-18. Come to see our booth!

Meet us at the Area Science Park B-Day

Area Science Park, the scientific center where we are located, is organizing a day of meetings between companies of our region (and outside). If you want to meet us you can signal your interest through this page, or you can directly write us.

B-Day Home Page

Red Prisma meeting 2008 [events]

Last week I’ve been invited to the annual meeting of the Red Prisma tematic network, in Toledo, Spain. The purpose of Red Prisma is to put together researchers, industries and users of imaging and optics technologies, and I guess the result was very good and interesting; there was a wide range of presentations, all of a rather high scientific level, but with a glance to real-world applications. Many of them moreover, were targeted to applications for security and investigations, and madepossible for me to meet and exchange ideas with many interesting people working in this field.

And least, but not list, I had the great opportunity to visit such a beautiful city as Toledo. Really thanks to professor Cristobal and the other organizers for giving me the opportunity to be there.

Red Prisma Blog

Investigative Techniques Seminar [Events]

Today I attended to the day of study organized in Trieste, Italy, about investigative techniques, named “Giornata di Studio: Tecniche di Indagine” (the only link I found is here). Although it was mainly directed to local police, I think it was pretty interesting for al the people working in the field (and probably also for normal but curious people). The first speaker was Franco Morizio (head of the local police of Bergamo), while the second was Luciano Garofano, which in Italy is very well known, being the head of the RIS of Parma, probably the most popular italian scientific investigation institute, which is under the force Carabinieri (subject also of a quite popular CSI-like fiction).

I think I was (except for the journalists) one of the few people not belonging to a Force, and, although the main theme of the day was how to preserve the crime scene before the arrival of the specialists, some hints about necessary rules every policeman should know about investigations have been given. Real tools and scientific techniques and results have been depicted in a very interesting manner, but probably the most interesting part of the day was the short explanation about how some of the most popular cases in in Italy have been solved by scientific means. And everything was made very interesting by the charisma of both the two speakers!