As AR, the crime scene brings a narrative that is initially hidden and must be disclosed. The investigative process and the detective's ability to rationalise and construe enable the crime scene to be reconstructed from being a place into being a virtual space where the course of events is retold to solve the crime.
Jun 17, 2022
This paper discussed the background of crime scene investigations and reviewed a novel Augmented Reality Learning Environment for using HoloLens in crime ...
This paper argues that the implementation of augmented reality (AR) technology should be considered in crime scene investigator training and university ...
Jul 26, 2024 · The results consistently reflect positive tendencies toward usability, user interaction, and overall satisfaction with the AR-based system, ...
This paper discussed the background of crime scene investigations and reviewed a novel Augmented Reality Learning Environment for using HoloLens in crime ...
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Abstract Considering the technological advancements, this paper explores how the use of Augmented Reality provides a promising approach for crime scene ...
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Integrated 3D scanning platforms could be used to obtain evidence from the crime scene and these data can be visualized in 3D with VR headsets which allow ...
Overall, AR and VR have the potential to enhance forensic science practices and the judiciary system, offering new tools and capabilities for investigators, ...
The main applications are the use of AR as tool for forensic training, to document scenes, to present data, or to support forensic pathologist during autopsy.
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