Forensics

Crime labs make heavy use of optical imaging systems. Imaging is used to identify materials, identify human characteristics, or tie a weapon to a crime. There are six major crime lab areas, which use both macro and micro-optical imaging systems: DNA/Biology, Firearms/Toolmarks, Trace Evidence Chemistry/drug ID, fingerprints, footprints, and questioned documents. Both macro and micro imaging systems are used.

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