Utah 3D Scanning Services

Terrestrial 3D laser scanning captures millions of precise spatial measurements from physical environments. In forensic work, the resulting point cloud can document accident scenes, crime scenes, buildings, vehicles, and infrastructure. The data supports accurate measurements, scene analysis, 3D modeling, and forensic animation while preserving spatial relationships that may be difficult to communicate through photographs alone.

Close-range photogrammetry extracts three-dimensional measurements from photographs and videos. It can help reconstruct missing or altered evidence and measure features such as skid marks, vehicle damage, blood spatter, and trajectories. Source material may include surveillance footage, dashcam recordings, or photographs, allowing investigators and legal teams to analyze evidence when direct scene capture is unavailable.

Interactive 3D models allow users to explore a reconstructed scene from different viewpoints. They can clarify evidence, show spatial relationships, and help legal teams explain complex incidents during investigations, mediations, and courtroom proceedings. Rather than relying solely on static images or linear animations, viewers can examine the model in a more participatory way.

Yes. Unmanned aerial vehicles can capture hundreds or thousands of high-resolution aerial images, which are processed into accurate 3D models of accident scenes, crime scenes, industrial sites, and large properties. This approach helps document broad environments efficiently while preserving visual evidence for later analysis, reconstruction, and courtroom presentation.

Forensic animation can recreate accidents, crimes, industrial incidents, fires, explosions, product failures, and other events using expert analysis and physical evidence. The resulting visuals are intended to simplify complex technical findings for judges and juries. The service may support civil and criminal litigation, investigations, insurance matters, and technical consulting.

A project typically begins with the available evidence, scene information, photographs, videos, measurements, reports, and the legal or investigative questions that must be addressed. The appropriate combination of laser scanning, photogrammetry, drone imagery, modeling, animation, or testimony can then be considered. First-time clients can request a free consultation to discuss the matter.

Yes. Expert witness support covers forensic visualization, laser scanning, photogrammetry, and forensic animation. The team can explain the methodologies, technologies, and visual reconstructions used during litigation, helping attorneys, courts, arbitration panels, government agencies, and litigation support teams understand the technical foundation of the demonstrative evidence.

The company emphasizes accuracy, objectivity, and verifiable methodology. Visualizations are grounded in physical evidence, and complete methodology documentation helps explain how the work was produced. Dimensionally accurate exhibits are developed with courtroom use and rules of evidence in mind, while expert testimony capability provides additional support when methods or reconstructions must be explained.