The company offers speed enforcement and crime scene mapping technology that is both cost-effective and reliable
The most forward-thinking public safety agencies are turning to drones to accelerate and improve their crime and accident scene documentation processes
The company continues to provide law enforcement tools that are quicker, easier to setup, intuitive to use, and smaller and lighter in weight
Given the time-sensitive nature of the work, many reconstruction specialists have adopted new technology to improve the workflow
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By combining video evidence with point clouds generated by laser scanners, forensic investigators can accurately measure positions, distances and heights of objects and people in 3D
UAS offer public safety a tool that can bridge the gap between spaces that are too high to reach with a ladder, and too low for manned aviation to be effective
The 2017 DuPont train derailment outside Tacoma provided investigators the opportunity to push the limits of an integrated scanning/UAV point cloud approach
Scan crime and crash scenes quickly and accurately for reconstruction, analysis and courtroom presentation
Grant dollars are available to support law enforcement technology purchases at the federal and state level and from private foundations
In today’s digital age, presenting static photographs of crime scenes and evidence to a jury seems archaic; fortunately, 3D scanning technology brings the crime scene into the courtroom
Investigators found no difference in first responder recognition of scene hazards between a walk-around size-up and UAS flyover video
The Tukwila Police Department’s UAS program proved its worth during the first month of operations
We asked our readers how their police agencies were using (or planning to use) drones and some of the challenges they’ve faced along the way
Now that there is a little deeper understanding of the legal parameters, police agencies are beginning to adopt the technology
From accident reconstruction to search and rescue, drones are a game-changer for law enforcement operations
What happens if a law enforcement aircraft is in trouble?
A picture may be worth a thousand words, but crime scene mapping using 3-D laser scanners provides context, accuracy and speed
Our newest Police1 Digital Edition explores police technologies designed to improve your investigations and operations
Evidence collection should be both swift and accurate, but for too long those goals have been mutually exclusive
The dashboard camera video shows Deputy David Dozer had just 30 seconds to rescue a man from a burning BMW
Officers who work motor patrol have to document traffic collisions far more frequently than officers working directed patrol or other police duties, but at any time you may be called to this task
In case of a natural disaster or a search of the building, for instance, having a high-quality digital map help find people
Drones are becoming a go-to tool for law enforcement — here are five ways your agency can use them
Driver suffered only minor injuries because a depression in the roof of the car created a space that enveloped her
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