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,
we’ve 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 Identification’s 88th
International Educational Conference. The product will be available for users of
the DeltaSphere-3000 in September, 2003.
