Forensic Vision


	21 March 2007 Forensic Vision and West Midlands Police were awarded the APPSS "Highly Commended" Award for the G11 camera. The APPSS (Association of Police and Public Secutiry Suppliers) organises the Home Office Scientific Development Branch (HOSDB) annual show, where the awards were presented. DC Dannie Parks of West Midlands Police performed the original research and Forensic Vision Ltd produced the G11 to meet the requirements. Andrew Cartwright (Forensic Vision) (left) and Mel Lewis (West Midlands Police) (right) receive the award from Lord Mackenzie (President of APPSS) .
	2 December 2006 New panoramic view systems capable of viewing multiple G11 pictures was introduced at the APTS show.
	May 2007 Forensic Vision shows G11 camera at IFSEC.
	31 January 2006: Birmingham city centre has a new advanced surveillance camera system from Forensic Vision Ltd. The G-11 camera system generates colour images with over 50 times the detail of the best CCTV images. These highly detailed images are sent back to the police operations room over a dedicated fibre link for immediate viewing and storage.
	14 October 2005: The Forensic Vision G11 camera system completed a month long trial outside Steelhouse Lane Police Station in Birmingham. Birmingham Police were happy with the trial and will shortly be installing a system in the city centre at a location to be decided. Forensic Vision offer a complete range of items for high resolution surveillance including Cameras, Digital Video Recorders and Viewer software which runs on a standard PC and allows zoom and pan after the event and export of still images or video clips.
	13 April 2005: Forensic Vision director Andy Henson gave a talk at the April 2005 CCTV User Group Conference in Liverpool which included a demonstration of video footage captured on the Forensic Vision G11 surveillance camera. The 11-megapixel camera system is very high resolution CCTV system, where you can zoom in after the event and identify people, and read car number plates almost 50 metres away.
	2 December 2004: Forensic Vision Ltd was formed to produce ultra high resolution surveillance cameras in response to a report detailing the need for higher resolution from West Midlands Police.

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