Drone mapping for public safety

Transform images into 2D and 3D digital evidence

Fast documentation

Speed up scene documentation and tactical reconnaissance operations. Drone mapping takes a fraction of the time of traditional scene documentation or terrain recognition methods.

Revisit the scene in 3D

Investigators, forensic experts, insurance agents and jury members can revisit the scene at any time and from any location. Digitally record and access the full scene in detail. Secure local processing and online sharing.

Precise, irrefutable evidence

Rely on accurate, precise, and georeferenced photogrammetric outputs, not on manual field notes.

WEBINAR
Pix4Dmapper for Collision Reconstruction

In this free webinar, Pix4D welcomes two experts in the field of collision reconstruction for a round table discussion on hardware selections, workflow solutions and overall advice in drone mapping for collision reconstruction.

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Act and clean up fast

Drone mapping takes a fraction of the time of traditional scene documentation or terrain recognition methods.

Document accident and crime scenes in 3D maps and models in a fraction of the time.

Plan drone flights quickly and map the crime scene

Full scene & full detail

Get the full picture. Accurately and precisely document an accident or crime scene and its surrounding area.

Generate 3D models or maps from drones and use the software to:

Inspect each detail
Access the original photographs
Measure distances between elements
Calculate the surface of a spill
Calculate the volume of any object

Map every accident scene with full detail in 3D with drone or uav photography.

Revisit every accident or crime scene in 3D models and use the data to improve public safety

Revisit the scene in 3D

Investigators, forensic experts, insurance experts and jury members can revisit the scene at any given time and from any location.

Import the data into specialized software to determine bullet trajectory, define line of sight, or perform crush energy, momentum, and other types of forensic analyses.