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Forensic Virtual Models in the Courtroom

Forensic Virtual Models (FVM) are the next evolution of forensic animations in litigation.  They can be best explained as the migration of 3D content (i.e. the data used to create a forensic model or animation) into an interactive application with a real-time graphics visualization engine.  Unlike any regular video, film or forensic animations which are passive (i.e. the user sees only what the animator wants to show), FVM’s are viewed in real-time and the user can interact with the animation by moving the camera view in the scene as the animation is playing.  The visualization engine may allows for smart links and object intelligence so that when the user gets close to or interacts with an object, it can react in a pre-specified manner. 

Below are a number of Interactive Virtual Models which demonstrate a range of uses in different fields

Click on any of the images to download a zip file. Simply unzip the self executing file and enjoy. Please note that you will require the latest DirectX drivers in order to view these models.

Blood Spatter Measurements, Forensic Visualization, Crime Scene, Photogrammetry
Forensic Virtual Model of a Bloodstained Kitchen.

3D Vehicles, Forensic Visualization, Forensic Virtual Models
Vehicles can be recreated and animated in 3D for presentation purposes


Exemplar vehicle created photographs




Medical Models, Forensic Visualization, Virtual Models, FVM
3D Model recreated from CT and MRI Images


Medical Models, Forensic Visualization, Virtual Models, FVM
3D Model of foot recreated from CT Images

Medical Models, Forensic Visualization, Virtual Models, FVM
3D Model of fractured pelvis recreated from CT Images

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