Gerry Bassett is a software technician who until recently worked for the intelligence community developing advanced facial recognition and biometric identification software. He is now the head of a small company called iFIND, using the technologies he developed for the government, for private clients.
iFIND has numerous law enforcement and corporate contracts.
If supplied with an image of a target they can access numerous image and video databases to find the location of that individual.
The more information they are given, the quicker they can find the target.
An exclusive service that is not advertised involves scanning assorted non-public databases. Gerry’s technology is very advanced and can, for example, confirm if a CT scan or X-Ray is of a specified individual. Imagery from an AEV, photographed footprint patterns and even tool marks can be processed for a percentage chance that the target was involved, given sufficient seed data.
iFIND is available to any private individual or any organisation that is willing to pay for the service.
- Using Gerry Bassett and iFIND
- The characters have arrived in a major city and need to find a specific individual. They check all of his usual haunts but it seems as though he has gone into hiding. They contact iFIND and 30 minutes later are informed that he has been picked up by traffic management cameras on the ring road.
- The characters current Patron seems to be able to find them at will. No matter where they go and what they do, a representative of the Patron is there waiting for them. It seems as though they are using iFIND to keep tabs on them. What to do?
- The characters are called into a job where there is copious biometric information but no culprit. Maybe iFIND can figure out who it is. Time to give Gerry a visit.
