LTAS Technologies is proud to be exhibiting at the 2012 American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA) Workshop and Law Institute in New Orleans from March 13-14, 2012. If you plan to attend this event, please don’t forget to drop by our exhibitor booth and talk to us. The link to the Workshop website is
Harmari Engine handles license checking services efficiently and accurately for your organization. It’s a real time-saver when considering it can take up to 8 hours of manual labour just to check 100 licensees advertising in an online classified. The Harmari Contractor Report provides you with a column colour-coded for easy recognition of whether an ad
Recently, several requests have come in regarding what we can do regarding VINs (Vehicle Identification Numbers). The Harmari Engine now supports VIN extraction. It will share the same column as the License Plate in the report. Both of those little nuggets of information are not mandatory in Craigslist car ads, but nevertheless are extracted
The latest development from our R&D labs is the Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) module built into the Harmari System. With the revolutionary module, the task of detecting curbstoners in online classifieds becomes significantly more effective. Instead of having to go through clicking on the link to each car for sale, and then manually reading
LTAS Technologies is proud to be presenting at the National Association of Motor Vehicle Boards and Commissions (NAMVBC) Fall Workshop in Reno, Nevada on Friday, October 14 from 12:30 – 1:30 PM PDT. The talk will include tips and training on the state of the art in motor vehicles investigations. More information on the workshop
If a contractor is not reputable, he will try to cover his tracks any way he can. Using an online classified such as Craigslist, or even a website is the best semi-anonymous way to market your services as a contractor. However, when an investigation requires finding the physical location of such a business, it can
A new take on the age-old saying regarding pictures, the Internet has added a whole new perspective on this phenomenon for investigators. Let’s start with looking at a typical ad in Craigslist, except there’s one thing not typical about this ad: Notice that the picture is crisp, high-quality, and large in size. Craigslist image handling
LTAS Technologies is pleased to announce that we will be attending the upcoming NASCLA Conference this year in Savannah, Georgia from August 23-26, 2011. NASCLA stands for National Association of State Contractors Licensing Agencies, and their website contains all the details. We look forward to seeing you at our exhibitor booth.
Harmari is pleased to announce a new addition to its reporting service: the Contractors Report. It provides the basic information such as phone numbers, the title, location, and date, but also additional information specific to the Services section of an online classified. For example, the License status as posted by the user, and any links
Most of the time, there isn’t much information available within the picture itself. However, certain smartphones (iphone) and high-end cameras have GPS built in, and geo-tag pictures. Advanced cameras also store metadata such as the model name, exposure settings, etc. Even without the location information, the EXIF info stored on the image is still useful