L-Tron is pleased to announce the release of OSCR360 Desktop Software v.2024.200.0. Discover more about the features included in this update, including the ability to change, color-code and title Points of Interest.
We asked one of our newer team members to bring OSCR360 along to document a conference. We captured pre-conference set-up, photos during the event, and built an OSCR project with points of interest…all right there at the conference.
Check out our time at ESLETS, documented by a first-time OSCR360 user.
Larimer County Sheriff’s Office has been using OSCR360 regularly for just over 2 years since the system was first purchased by the agency’s Investigations Unit. Though LCSO also owns a laser scanner, the Investigations Unit prefers to use OSCR360 as often as possible, since OSCR’s documentation process is much faster. To date, the team has investigated a variety of crime scenes, including sexual assaults, search warrants and suspicious deaths with OSCR360.
L-Tron is pleased to announce another desktop software release for its patented OSCR360 system. OSCR Software update v197 is now live and available to all current OSCR360 users. New OSCR360 systems will already have the update installed upon delivery.
L-Tron is pleased to announce the release of a tablet and desktop software update for its OSCR360 system. OSCR360 software update v196 is now live and available to all OSCR customers. Just as the patented OSCR360 system was initially developed with input from law enforcement and criminal justice agencies, the updated software releases reflect the voices and feedback of L-Tron’s public safety clients. This release includes various Tablet and Desktop software improvements, fixes and updates.
The L-Tron team has returned from this year’s Florida IAI Investigations Conference. The FDIAI (Florida International Association for Identification) Conference took place October 9-14 at the Rosen Plaza Hotel, in Orlando. The event drew a large crowd of investigators, detectives and law enforcement professionals. See more here..
L-Tron is pleased to announce that the company has been issued a patent for the OSCR360 spherical imaging system. The approval of this patent demonstrates the company’s continued commitment to developing innovative, purpose-built technology for law enforcement and the public sector.
The Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office in Arkansas purchased OSCR360 in early 2020. Since then, the system has assisted the department in all different types of cases. Our team recently had the opportunity to touch base with Sergeant Eric Cheatham to hear his feedback on the system. Cheatham, a twenty-year law enforcement veteran, began his career with the Arkansas State Police and currently serves as a Detective in Lawrence County SO’s Criminal Investigations Division.
Photographic evidence consists of the images captured by an investigator or forensic photographer at a crime scene that indicate critical information about the crime. A crime scene photographer has the responsibility to preserve a scene and document evidence exactly as it was originally found, with no room for interpretation.
OSCR360 is on scene. Check out how OSCR was used by this Illinois agency in documenting a vehicle interior for fingerprint processing.