On August 21st 2019, took place in Mexico City’s Anáhuac University, the inauguration of the very first Courtroom.

For this special occasion, Mexico’s Justice Minister, Dr. Javier Laynez Potisek, was honored to inaugurate Anáhuac University’s first courtroom, fully-automated by MaestroVision’s video recording technology.

Anáhuac University has chosen MaestroVision’s technology for recording and managing its courtrooms. Our technology enables very high quality and 100% automated recording. No cameraman, no soundman and no production manager are needed to make a professional recording, thanks to artificial intelligence developed by MaestroVision that can detect the person speaking, automatically align the cameras, make the switch and adjust the audio levels; all this, as if a production team was on site.

MaestroVision’s President, Claude Turcotte, was proud to present his solution to Mexico’s Justice Minister, Dr. Javier Laynez Potisek and Law School Director, Dr. Ricardo Sodi Cuellar.

The introduction of this new technology on Mexican territory is just one example of MaestroVision’s development potential.

MaestroVision, a leading international video solutions provider, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Samuel Gosselin as a new Junior Software Engineer. He will be based in the Montreal office.

Mr. Gosselin will report directly to Philippe Trempe, Vice President Engineering at MaestroVision. As a junior software engineer, he will develop new software applications and support the team in all ongoing projects.

“We are delighted to welcome Mr. Gosselin to our team, whose great curiosity, innovative spirit and infectious enthusiasm will enable him to learn more from our experienced technical team, develop new technologies, and contribute to MaestroVision’s growth initiatives, “said Mr. Turcotte, President and CEO of Maestrovision. “We wish him a lot of success in this new adventure.”

Samuel Gosselin is a software engineering student at Concordia University.

He entered the field of technology following a computer science course at École Polytechnique de Montréal as part of a certificate in cyber-investigation. In this course, he was introduced to computer programming. He discovered the potential of computer programs to develop solutions that are limited to the imagination. It was the latter that sparked such powerful interest that he changed his career vision: from a police career to a career in computer science.

“It’s a great honor for me to be part of this great team of talented people! I can’t wait to get to work and leave my mark at MaestroVision,” said Samuel.

Jean-Guy Lalonde, we are proud to have you in our team!

MaestroVision was mentionned in a recent article published in BlueLine, Canada’s Law Enforcement Magazine, on January 22nd, 2019.

We are proud of bringing Jean-Guy Lalonde’s lifelong experience to our team of experts in recording & management solutions for police interrogations!

Read the news: https://bit.ly/2FG5ZqY

By the way, save the date! We will be participating in the BlueLine Expo on April 16th 2019!

More information available soon.

The Blainville Police Service builds two filmed interview rooms with MaestroVision’s technology, including our Recording System, Video Library and Evidence Management System.

In a constant effort to improve its productivity, the Blainville Police Department has just acquired two of MaestroVision’s complete filmed interview room solutions including our Interview Recording System (KEYSERV), our Video Library (VEOTEK) and our Video Evidence Retrieval Archive & Distribution (VERAD) along with a tactile 55” screen TV.

MaestroVision’s complete solutions provide all you need to manage your evidence. From recording, cataloguing, storing, indexing and retrieval of all digital evidence available, this will aide immensely with the Blainville Police Service’s mission, “to maintain peace, order and public security, to prevent, suppress and investigate the perpetrators of crime and violations of the laws or regulations of the municipal authorities.”

The investment in this new 100% made in Quebec technology, designed and manufactured by MaestroVision, offers the possibility of indexing all notes with interrogations. This feature makes it possible to find and quickly review a specific moment in an interrogation, hence saving valuable time to the investigators. Moreover, this system is of a disconcerting simplicity. It is no longer necessary for an investigator to use the services of a technician to use the system.