3rdTech
Announces New Crime Scene Display and Analysis Software
SceneVision-3DÔ
Turns
Scanned Data Into 3D Sketchbook
CHAPEL
HILL, N.C., July
7, 2003 3rdTech announced today new software for
the display and analysis of crime or accident scene data captured with the
DeltaSphere-3000 3D Scene Digitizer. The new software package, SceneVision-3D,
provides organization, display, measurement, and annotation of images and 3D
data for use in investigation, analysis, and courtroom presentation.
The DeltaSphere-3000 3D Scene Digitizer
produces millions of 3D measurements and dozens of associated color images at a
crime scene a formidable amount of data to view and analyze.
SceneVision-3D is designed to put the data in the hands of the people who
need it crime scene investigators, criminalists, forensic scientists, law
enforcement officers, attorneys anyone who needs access to the visual
record of a crime scene, said Nick England, President of 3rdTech. After
speaking with hundreds of people who acquire and analyze crime scene data,
weve created a tool that uses the latest technology, and some new computer
graphics techniques, to solve many of their problems.
Using
SceneVision-3D, users can:
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Measure the distance between any two points in the scene; define the
measurements of any object in the scene.
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Navigate in 3D and view the scene from any perspective.
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Draw 3D sight lines or bullet trajectories
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Associate close-up photos with specific, accurate 3D locations
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Attach labels and notations to hot spots in an image or in the 3D model
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Create accurate scene sketches, from the measured data, quickly and easily.
SceneVision-3D will be shown, for the
first time, at the International Association for Identifications 88th
International Educational Conference. The product will be available for users of
the DeltaSphere-3000 in September, 2003.
