In case of an accident or a crime the police uses 3D laser
scanning to measure the scene completely and to display it
virtually. 3D laser scanning is a quick way of measuring, causing a
quicker release of the scene of the accident or crime.
Measuring and reconstructing an accident takes a lot of time,
sometimes causing long queues. With a 3D laser scanner everything
can be measured quickly so that traffic is obstructed for a shorter
period of time.
Laser scanning is not selective, the position of objects that do
not appear to be important in the first place are measured. This
method is very suitable for forensics because the environment is
being measured through 360° without moving or touching anything.
The scan data can be used later for scene study, simulations and
training.
3D Laser scanning of the Ezelpoort in Bruges
3D model of the customs office in Sydney
3D Laser scanning off the PALL tunnel
3D Laser scanning of a villa
3D laserscanning of an historical building
