The US government is buying equipment to find fingerprints with superglue fumes

The US government is buying specialized chambers that use superglue fumes to find fingerprints. This equipment helps law enforcement agencies process evidence more efficiently and reliably.

Forensic science relies on consistent, repeatable methods. These fuming chambers standardize a key step in fingerprint collection, making evidence more robust in court. This small upgrade means investigators can process more crime scenes faster and with less variability.