PAPILLON technologies being used in India
The Mobile AFIS based on DPP-7p devices is installed in cell phones and helps the police detect if anyone is wanted in crime.
Telangana Police has deployed new technologies from Russia that help it quickly solve crimes and detain criminals.
The head of the CLUES department said the department was using the Russian automated fingerprint identification system (AFIS) PAPILLON, which could help quickly identify if the fingerprint lifted from the scene of the crime belonged to any known suspect.
The Mobile AFIS based on DPP-7p devices, also from Russia, is installed in cell phones and helps the police detect if anyone they have picked up for various reasons is wanted in crime.
With these techs, the police of Telangana state can crack many cases in a short time.
Source: Deccan Chronicle
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