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Enhancing Composite Drawings
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Unlock the potential of eyewitness memories with generative renders.


Challenge


Suspect identification based on eyewitness testimony is crucial in criminal investigations.
Traditional facial composite sketches often lack the precision needed for clear identification.
Our challenge was to transform these composite sketches into photorealistic renders to enhance their utility in law enforcement.
 

Approach


We consulted with law enforcement agencies to understand their needs and the limitations of traditional composite sketches. 
Our research focused on AI and machine learning models capable of converting sketches into photorealistic images.
We collected a comprehensive dataset of composite sketches and corresponding photographs to train our AI model.

Solution


We deployed advanced AI algorithms to interpret and enhance composite sketches into realistic images
and are currently developing a user-friendly interface for forensic artists to easily obtain high-quality photorealistic outputs.

D. B. Cooper, also known as Dan Cooper, was an unidentified man who hijacked Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 305, a Boeing 727 aircraft, in United States airspace on November 24, 1971.
    
Samantha Steinberg
Forensic Artist
Orange County
Sheriff's Office Composite Drawings
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