Visual Law is pleased to announce our collaboration with
Collision & Crime Forensic Solutions
Collision & Crime Forensic Solutions
For three decades Visual Law has been a leader in the field of forensic visualization for both criminal and civil litigation. As new technologies have developed, Visual Law has incorporated those advances into its workflow to improve accuracy, efficiency and, above all else, the quality of its work product. This year Visual Law is announcing a new partnership with Collision and Crime Forensic Services (CFS), the largest seller of Leica laser scanners and Leica technology for law enforcement and the public safety/forensic markets. Visual Law has also replaced its own in-house hardware and software tools with products exclusively manufactured by Leica.
Visual Law president Mark Johnson explained, “the current Leica product line significantly outperforms the competition. We tested the Leica RTC360 laser scanner and were stunned by its speed and point cloud quality along with its effortless automated targetless registration in the field. We’ve seen a number of impressive advances in technology over the years, but the Leica ecosystem truly works perfectly with our demanding workflow.”
Creative director, Abbe Lyle is particularly happy to announce the partnership. She and Mark formed a close relationship with William Henningsen and Mike Selves over the past few years and feel there is a strong synergy between the two companies. While we are delighted to be working with Leica, a close collaboration with CFS means we are in touch regularly and are therefore able to help solve potential issues and discuss exact requirements dedicated to our field of practice.
Visual Law has a reputation for creating innovative 3D courtroom exhibits and presentations and the company is committed to sharing techniques and workflows with the forensic community. Visual Law will work in partnership with CFS to share the practical advantages achieved with this new technology via training sessions, webinars, and conference presentations. More news about future presentations will follow shortly.
Visual Law president Mark Johnson explained, “the current Leica product line significantly outperforms the competition. We tested the Leica RTC360 laser scanner and were stunned by its speed and point cloud quality along with its effortless automated targetless registration in the field. We’ve seen a number of impressive advances in technology over the years, but the Leica ecosystem truly works perfectly with our demanding workflow.”
Creative director, Abbe Lyle is particularly happy to announce the partnership. She and Mark formed a close relationship with William Henningsen and Mike Selves over the past few years and feel there is a strong synergy between the two companies. While we are delighted to be working with Leica, a close collaboration with CFS means we are in touch regularly and are therefore able to help solve potential issues and discuss exact requirements dedicated to our field of practice.
Visual Law has a reputation for creating innovative 3D courtroom exhibits and presentations and the company is committed to sharing techniques and workflows with the forensic community. Visual Law will work in partnership with CFS to share the practical advantages achieved with this new technology via training sessions, webinars, and conference presentations. More news about future presentations will follow shortly.
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