VR Scene Reconstruction
Definition
A fully immersive virtual model of the scene built from 3D scan and photogrammetry data, navigable in a headset for jurors, judges, or trainees.
Related terms
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- AR Walk-Through
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- Bloodstain Pattern AI
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- Bodycam
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- Tele-Forensics
- Real-time video and data link between a crime-scene investigator and a remote forensic expert, allowing the expert to direct scene work as...
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- Tele-Forensics and Technology Innovation in Crime Scene ManagementA fully immersive virtual model of the scene built from 3D scan and photogrammetry data, navigable in a headset for jurors, judges, or trainees.