BALİSTİKA Standalone
All-in-one independent workstations granting regional laboratories full operational autonomy and localized data management.
The 24th Triennial Meeting of the International Association of Forensic Sciences (IAFS 2026) in Sofia, Bulgaria, highlighted key innovations shaping the future of global forensic capabilities.
Mustafa Ahmet Kılıç from TÜBİTAK UZAY (TÜBİTAK Space Technologies Research Institute) presented Türkiye’s comprehensive strategic vision, demonstrating how high-tech space, optical, and digital research are being adapted for regional security, capacity building, and criminal investigation.
As Türkiye’s primary institute for space technologies, TÜBİTAK UZAY brings advanced satellite, optical, and deep-space expertise to the forensic sector.
TÜBİTAK UZAY's flagship BALİSTİKA ecosystem provides automated 3D firearm and cartridge-case identification, offering flexible deployment models for varied operational needs.
All-in-one independent workstations granting regional laboratories full operational autonomy and localized data management.
High-capacity, centralized server architecture designed for nationwide ballistic databases and national security scalability.
Ruggedized, field-ready mobile units providing rapid crime scene analysis and immediate leads without waiting for evidence transport.
Customized classroom modules enabling hands-on training for students and trainees using actual 3D ballistic matching tools.
A Three-Tier Digital Analysis Architecture provides structured verification, clarity, and deep-learning analysis across three core domains.
| Tier | Capabilities & Focus Areas |
|---|---|
| Image & Video Analysis | Camera attribution/classification, visual recognition & verification (face verification, license plate recognition), and video enhancement. |
| Audio Analysis | Forgery & deepfake detection for AI-generated audio, automatic speaker verification systems, and audio clarification/enhancement. |
| Document Analysis | Offline signature verification and handwritten text verification to validate physical authenticity. |
Türkiye’s institutional structure ensures rigorous standard enforcement and evidence integrity across international borders.
Türkiye is utilizing its domestic expertise to foster multilateral alliances across Asia.
Established on April 3, 2026, in Baku, Azerbaijan, by member states of the Organization of Turkic States (Türkiye, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan).
Building a unified regional forensic exchange protocol (similar to Interpol or TFSN) using BALİSTİKA’s multi-national hosting architecture.
Offering technical and legal frameworks to track firearms through their entire lifecycle—from manufacturing to disposal— using a reference database to deter weapon-related crime.
Establishing multi-agency hubs to maintain unified 3D digital evidence standards, provide local equipment calibration, and deliver continuous training for regional self-sufficiency.
Deploying standardized curricula and training workstations to train the next generation of Asian forensic scientists.