
AI
We are creating our own AI systems and proprietary intelligence
We aim to become a niche AI company, and our strategy is to do things differently from the competition

We are creating our own AI systems and proprietary intelligence
We aim to become a niche AI company, and our strategy is to do things differently from the competition

While keeping some of our technology close to our hearts, we provide customers with value-creating solutions that transform their current operations.

Using our proprietary AI, we create BI solutions and services that meet the next-generation needs of government agencies and B2B and B2C customers.

Our technology can be used in thousands of different markets, from defense and medicine to restaurants and recruitment.

June 2026
Microdentify's research has been included on IVA's 2026 list of scientific breakthroughs
The Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences (IVA) builds bridges between the research community and industry to give research with the potential to change the world a greater opportunity to be transformed into real-world impact.
IVA brings together the expertise and experience of approximately 1,300 elected fellows and 250 member companies.
His Majesty the King is IVA's patron.

2026-04-24
New DNA technology can help the police
Our tools are applicable to a wide range of criminal investigations—from solving sexual offenses to determining where a bomb was manufactured, where a firearm was stored, or who handled it.

2026-04-10
New research can trace a weapon—without fingerprints or human DNA
Where a bomb was manufactured, where drugs have been stored, or where a person has been located can be crucial questions for the police.
Researchers at Lund University are developing a tool that makes this possible using environmental DNA (eDNA).

2026-04-01
A new technique based on environmental DNA can reveal where criminal suspects have been and where, for example, explosives or narcotics have been produced.
The tools, developed at Lund University, use AI to link genetic traces to geographic locations and could become new assets in forensic investigations.
2026-03-27
It is one thing that a person has been at a certain place.
It is an entirely different thing to be able to say: ‘You were there on Thursday at eleven o’clock.’
That is our greatest need.
Bo Lundqvist
Detective Chief Inspector
Police Region South, Sweden

2026-02-19
Sci-fi becomes real forensic science
The newly founded company Microdentify in Lund has developed new technology intended to help the police solve more crimes by taking biological fingerprints from geographical locations. The human body simply cannot lie about where it has been.
What was once exaggeration or pure fiction in police dramas—advanced laboratory technology that rapidly links a murderer to a crime scene using microscopic particles—may become reality through the forensic company Microdentify.
The steam engine created trains and factories serving hundreds of markets.
The web created thousands of new business models.
AI is changing everything.
We build on these advances and create a new dynamic that affects everyone on this planet.
After years spent studying serial entrepreneurship, business models, and what represents the future of business, I can only describe Microdentify as the real deal.
Lund University Ventures and Lund University Innovation review hundreds of ideas every year. Microdentify is one that stands out and has an immediate, substantial global impact.
Since then, our vision for applications and value creation has expanded exponentially.