Critical infrastructure for forensic chemistry
Unknown Labs connects the worlds spectrometers and datasets into a network that turns into for .

FORENSIC CHEMISTRY / INTELLIGENCE

One network for the people who detect, validate, and act.

Intelligence moves too slowly when field detections, laboratory confirmations, and institutional decisions live in separate systems. Unknown Labs connects the operational chain so every signal can become shared forensic intelligence.

01 / DATA PRODUCERS

Frontline Teams

DCRs, field agents, police, customs, border control, laboratories

We are the first to see the substance, but our detections often stay isolated until the case reaches a laboratory.

  • Turn handheld scans and field measurements into structured operational signals.
  • Compare spectra against shared reference libraries while the case is still active.
  • Flag unknown, suspicious, or high-risk substances before full laboratory confirmation.
  • Reduce the delay between field detection, escalation, and forensic follow-up.
  • Create a permanent chain between device, location, time, case, and substance signal.
  • Make frontline teams active contributors to early warning, not just data collectors.
From isolated field detection to shared operational intelligence.
02 / INTELLIGENCE LAYER

Forensic Intelligence

forensic institutions, intelligence agencies, ministries of interior

We need to see patterns across cases, regions, instruments, and institutions before the threat becomes obvious.

  • Ingest raw analytical data from connected laboratories and field sources.
  • Compare unknown substances across distributed forensic reference layers.
  • Profile emerging narcotics, recurring signatures, and related chemical families.
  • Cluster detections across seizures, field encounters, and laboratory confirmations.
  • Support chemometric workflows including PCA, clustering, and multivariate analysis.
  • Convert validated spectra and metadata into actionable forensic intelligence.
From laboratory confirmation to threat profiling and case linkage.
03 / POLICY MAKERS

Decision Makers

Public health, ministries, security leadership, government agencies

We are expected to act quickly, but our visibility is often delayed, fragmented, or already historical.

  • See national and regional narcotics signals as they develop.
  • Track geographic spread, recurrence, anomalies, and threat escalation.
  • Prioritize laboratory, enforcement, public health, and customs resources using live intelligence.
  • Coordinate institutions around the same operational picture.
  • Trigger early warning faster when dangerous substances appear.
  • Move from delayed reports to preparedness, response, and resource planning.
From static reporting to coordinated operational readiness.

Scaled

Unifies thousands of spectrometer devices, data, and workflows into a single platform, enabling real time processing.

All Domain

Designed to operate across defense and narcotics within separate identification infrastructures.

Integrate

API-first architecture designed to integrate with external systems and national networks.

Secure

Designed for high stakes environments with secure, EU hosted infrastructure and controlled data flow.

Resources and Support

Built on an API-first architecture, the platform allows developers, OEMs, governments, and laboratories to integrate hardware, data pipelines, and software systems into a unified environment. We support interoperability across existing and new systems.

To connect and join the network, reach out to our team to initiate integration.

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