Join our webinar on February 21st. Explore capturing scenes using your phone and drone with subject matter experts. Learn how to process, merge, and utilize data, export videos for sharing in court.
Situational awareness and fast emergency response when every second counts
*First responders, Police officers, Firefighters, Search & rescue
Get detailed scene documentation and court-ready results
*Investigators, Forensic experts, Collision Reconstruction Teams, and Insurance agents
Prepare, plan and react to emergencies and natural disasters
*NGOs, Emergency & Disaster management agencies, Civil Protection, Response Forces, Disaster preparedness & recovery
Speed up scene documentation and tactical reconnaissance operations. Drone mapping takes a fraction of the time of traditional scene documentation or terrain recognition methods.
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 offline processing and online sharing.
Create accurate recreations of a scene that can be used in court. Use centimeter-accurate 3D models to show the scene in court or during investigations.
Mark Johnson and his company Visual Law use photogrammetry to recreate crime scenes and incidents for legal investigation in extreme detail.
Using drones and the PIX4Dcatch RTK, one professional is reconstructing accidents in 3D with sub-centimeter accuracy. This is how it works.
Our interview with career firefighter John Wakie talks about the challenges of drones, working with them, and success with aerial mapping.
The leading photogrammetry software for professional drone mapping
Next generation photogrammetry software for professional drone and terrestrial mapping
Elevate 3D scanning with the power of RTK and photogrammetry
2D fast-mapping for emergency response.