Interdisciplinary Center for Intelligent Secure Systems ____________________________________________________________________________________

These wearables are skin-attached devices that continuously and closely monitor a person's behavior. The annual growth rate of these wearable compounds is about -> %18.7

The digital forensics community has taken a keen interest in examining digital evidence found in these wearables. This project focuses on utilizing wearable devices to predict aggressive and criminal behavior. The outcomes of this initiative may include advancements in behavioral monitoring, enhanced understanding of the physiological indicators associated with aggression, and the potential for early intervention strategies.

By analyzing data collected from wearable technology, researchers aim to identify patterns that could signal an increased risk of aggressive actions, thereby contributing to public safety and crime prevention efforts. Additionally, the project may lead to discussions around ethical considerations and privacy concerns related to the use of such predictive technologies.

Wrist-wear devices play a crucial role in artifact identification, enabling law enforcement to gather vital data that can aid in solving cases. Furthermore, the data collected from these technologies can significantly enhance crime scene reconstruction, allowing investigators to piece together events with greater accuracy and efficiency.

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Partners:

• Ministry of Interior

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