MorphoTrak to deliver MorphoBIS to MASP

The Massachusetts State Police (MASP) has selected Morpho subsidiary MorphoTrak to deliver its next generation biometric identification system (MorphoBIS) for the Commonwealth’s new statewide system.

MorphoTrak president and CEO Daniel Vassy said, "This ‘future-proofed’ solution permits the rapid integration of new biometric modalities and transaction types."

The MorphoBIS has been designed to handle ten-print and latent matching, including lights-out processing with unmatched speed and accuracy, matching of palm prints and mobile two-finger searches.

"We are excited to create a strong, lasting partnership with MASP, starting with the full conversion of existing biometric data," Vassy added.

Morpho’s biometric matching technology provides agencies with the most cost-effective solution to process large number of latent searches using lights-out latent fingerprint accuracy capability while enabling experts to focus on the most critical cases.

As a crime-solving tool, MorphoBIS can fully integrate fingerprints and palm prints providing high-volume searches throughout the Commonwealth, enabling federal, state, and municipal agencies to identify suspects and criminals.

Compliant to international standards such as ANSI/NIST ITL1- 2007 and 2-2008, FBI EBTS V9.1 and EBTS IEPD-XML V2.0 as well as Prüm, MorphoBIS features open software architecture comprising non proprietary components to enable integration into an existing IT infrastructure.