Video Spectral Comparator Regula 4307

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Examinations Under High Magnification on Different Levels

The device is made as a single unit for desktop use and fully controlled via Regula Forensic Studio software interface (supplied with the unit).

Regula 4307 has a set of light sources of visible, infrared, and ultraviolet spectral ranges, and imaging filters used for carrying out forensic examinations. By default, the device has an integrated module for reading MRZs, RFID chips, hidden images (IPI), and 1D and 2D barcodes.

Depending on a the model chosen, the device can be equipped with a high-resolution spectrometer, a hyperspectral imaging module, a light source for anti-Stokes luminescence, a motorized XY translation stage, and a built-in PC.

Regula 4307 can be supplied with a spectral luminescent magnifier, Regula 4147, and information reference systems: Passport, Autodocs, and Currency (brief versions).

Intended Objects for Examination

Passports

ID Cards

Visas

Passport stamps

Banknotes

Signatures and handwritten notes

Vehicle registration certificates

Driver’s licenses

Revenue stamps

Art and collectibles

Highlighted Features

Movable object stage

XY translation stage for high-performance positioning along multiple axes and image stitching (not less than 50±2 mm along the X-axis and 50±2 mm along the Y-axis). Allows microdisplacements (0.01 mm) of examined objects.

High resolution spectrometer

For measuring the spectrum of reflected, transmitted and UV luminescent signals of the examined object. The high resolution spectrometer allows calculating the color characteristics of the examined objects and building graphs for further comparison.

Superb features

Multifocus, Super Resolution. Hyperspectral analysis and examinations with a spectrometer.

IR luminescence

Automatic acquisition of a sequence of examined object images for all luminescent narrowband light sources and camera filters in order to distinguish inks and check IR luminescence in documents and banknotes.

3D visualization

Possibility to build a 3D-model of a document fragment. Examination of surface relief, detection of printing methods, and analysis of overlapping objects such as a signature and a stamp.