Dust shoeprints left on smooth tile surfaces can be easily detected with the help of forensic shoeprint lights. However, shoeprints on uneven tile surfaces are much harder to find. The Everspry Intelligent Shoeprint Scanner, through its unique imaging technology and core algorithms, can easily capture dust shoeprints left on all types of tile surfaces while removing background interference.

No matter the color or style of the floor, as long as a shoeprint remains on the surface, EverISS can easily capture it. Dust shoeprints on light-colored floors or floors with embossed patterns are often difficult to collect, but EverISS, with its world-leading shoeprint collection technology, eliminates the interference caused by floor color and texture.

How can we determine what kind of shoe left a shoeprint at a crime scene. Let's take a look together. Let's have a look together.

The Everspry Intelligent Shoeprint Scanner has a professional light source and employs effective image collection methods to obtain complete and clear shoeprints on the floor, regardless of the floor's color and pattern.

I will show you how to use the Everspry Intelligent Shoeprint Scanner to collect dust shoeprints from tiles.

Everspry Intelligent Shoeprint Scanner (EverISS) which is a high-precision dust shoeprint collection device suitable for any crime scene. Today I'm going to show you the high accuracy and low distortion of EverISS.

A video from abc13 demonstrates how to capture shoeprints in the simplest manner and the purpose of collecting shoeprints. Each shoeprint can tell a story very much like a unique fingerprint and assist with solving the crime.

For the past two decades, Everspry has been at the forefront of providing cutting-edge systems for shoe print forensics using software, hardware, and advanced AI technology. We manage the world's most comprehensive database of footwear items. Our industry-leading products have set the standard for excellence in the footwear forensics field, helping law enforcement agencies and forensic experts solve crimes and bring perpetrators to justice globally.

Shoeprint is the second common type of evidence in crime scene. 95% of burglaries leave shoeprints. With the increasing anti-reconnaissance ability of the suspects, more than 47% of the burglary cases do not leave fingerprints and DNA at the scene, so the application of shoeprint evidence and video will be the key to solving the case in the future.