3D Forensic Animation
As one of the earliest to utilize digital animation for accident recreation, Visual Forensics has been producing 3D forensic animation for over 20 years. The industry has made many advancements and through the years, we have remained at the forefront, experimenting with, and adapting the newest technologies for forensic application.
Studio Quality
Visual Forensics is a fully capable forensic animation studio using a broad range of today’s most powerful industry applications to achieve the highest quality animations for any type of case.
Forensic Accuracy
Utilization of 3D laser scanners, drone mapping/photogrammetry, lidar, and satellite imaging ensures that our 3D models are accurate to the demanding standards necessary for forensic reconstruction. Coupled with expert analysis, simulation, testing, human factors, and technical data result in forensically accurate, admissible animations.
Accident Reconstruction
We produce 3D forensic animation for accident reconstructions involving any type of vehicle including:
- Automobile
- Semi-tractor/trailer
- Industrial equipment
- Motorcycle
- Bicycle
- Airplane
- Shipping/Boating
Personal Injury
Visual Forensics talented character animators customize 3D characters for your specific case and use a variety of methods to create highly realistic character motion. Whether through our motion capture system, rotoscoping from reference video, or custom rigging and animation, Visual Forensics delivers highly realistic character reconstructions and demonstratives.
- Slip and Fall
- Pedestrian Accident
- Use of Force
- Toxic Tort
Medical/Biomechanical
Working with doctors, surgeons, and biomechanical experts, Visual Forensics produces high quality medical animations and illustrations for trial.
- Extent/Mechanism of Injury
- Malpractice
- Biomedical Product Failure
Product Liability
3D animation can help a jury to easily understand an injury mechanism caused from product failure. Visual Forensics can custom build any product or work with Cad files to recreate the event and illustrate the following:
- Manufacturing Defect
- Design Defect
- Failure to Warn
- Improper Installation
- Improper Assembly
