“SFDA retained 3D-forensic, Inc. to analyze the forensic evidence relative to time, distance, and motion in order to create an animation which compares the physical evidence with statements provided by the two officers involved in the shooting.” – San Francisco District Attorney’s Office
Source:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cr_tIpl6d5I&t=12s
A shooting occurred on July 7, 2015, when a couple drove together to a home in Vallejo. An argument ensued and tensions rose. The driver and passenger attempted to leave the scene but […]
Camera Tracking and Camera Syncing with 3D-Forensic
Step 1: Camera Track and Camera Sync
Step 2: Verify all information provided
Step 3: Create an accurate 3D Model
Step 4: Start answering questions
Step 1: Camera Track and Camera Sync By using Camera […]
The most difficult issue with nighttime visibility recreations is getting the correct lighting in the animation and/or animation over video or in a video only recreation.The […]
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A Ducati 848 impacts a loaded Coca-Cola delivery truck. We were contacted within hours by reps for Coke enabling us to get on the scene and capture all police markings and skid marks.
This narrated analysis was used at settlement when the demand reduced 15 fold. […]
A Ducati 848 impacts a loaded Coca-Cola delivery truck. We were contacted within hours by reps for Coke enabling us to get on the scene and capture all police markings and skid marks.
This narrated analysis was used at settlement when the demand reduced 15 fold. […]
A Ducati 848 impacts a loaded Coca-Cola delivery truck. We were contacted within hours by reps for Coke enabling us to get on the scene and capture all police markings and skid marks.
This narrated analysis was used at settlement when the demand reduced 15 fold. […]
People recall 68% of visual information and 30% of what they hear. Jurors, mediators and opposing counsel lean in when forensic animations/videos play. Why? An admissible animation clearly presents complex expert information or conveys events visually – in the graphic way that people best absorb information in their daily lives.