Ken Jones describes how digital twins of crime scenes can aid investigators.
Video as a “silent witness” is often misleading. Clean, accurate laser scan data overcomes misrepresentations by showing every perspective.
HxGN LIVE 2023 in June will provide valuable networking and learning opportunities for public safety professionals.
Explore the cutting-edge, high-speed reality capture technologies that make it possible to achieve the most advanced forensic reconstructions and analyses.
HxGN LIVE Global 2022 provides strategic insights and hands-on training in laser scanning, digital scene documentation, and the creation of high-value 2D and 3D forensic deliverables.
The newest release of the Leica TruView digital reality viewer brings virtual reality within reach of every agency.
As a trainer for the New Jersey Crime Scene Investigators Association, Detective Sergeant Sarah Beninghof, of the New Jersey State...
Laser scanning is the fastest, most accurate and most comprehensive technology available to crime scene and crash scene investigators. It...
Detective Sergeant Sarah Beninghof, of the New Jersey State Police Crime Scene Investigations Unit, remembers what it was like documenting...
Just months after transitioning from a total station to 3D laser scanning technology, Major Crimes Unit Investigators Brian Shrier and...
3D laser scanning is widely recognized as the fastest, most comprehensive way to document the aftermath of a crime or...
Getting it right is critical in the world of public safety. To move forward with confidence, you need the right...