Forensic
Preserve and share a captured scene for investigation, comparison, and documented review.
All solutionsPreserve the scene as a shared spatial record
Forensic workflows use a captured space to help investigators and reviewers understand conditions, locations, and relationships without relying on memory or a flat photo set alone.
Review with context
Repeat captures, measurements, annotations, and organized handoffs from the same scan can support the review process.
Best for
Insurance investigations, restoration, legal review, safety analysis, property incidents, and teams that need a durable visual reference.
Frequent Questions
Does scanning help reduce disputes?
Yes. A clear, objective visual record reduces ambiguity and helps align all parties on actual site conditions.
Can measurements be taken from the scan?
Yes. Distances and dimensions can be measured directly within the 3D model to support analysis and reporting.
What is forensic 3D scanning?
Forensic 3D scanning captures a precise, time-stamped digital record of a scene, preserving conditions for investigation, analysis, and legal use.
Is this admissible for legal or investigative use?
While not a replacement for certified surveys, 3D scans provide strong visual documentation that can support investigations and claims.
How quickly can a scene be captured?
Capture is fast and can typically be completed in a single visit, minimizing disruption while preserving critical details.
How is this used in insurance claims?
Scans document property conditions and damage in detail, helping adjusters and stakeholders assess claims accurately and efficiently.