The eyesCloud3D platform is transforming the forensic field by simplifying the generation of 3D scenarios. Using common devices such as mobile phones or other devices with a camera, it allows crime scenarios to be recreated quickly and accurately.

Its ease of use and the functionalities it contains make the work of forensic scientists more efficient by enabling import and export in different formats. In addition, it offers a unique interactive experience with more than 60 tools designed to interact with the generated models, allowing detailed analysis to be performed with ease and accuracy.

They are sponsoring the following workshop on Wednesday, 17th June, 14:00–15:30:

Applied Forensic Science: Real-Case Analysis of Falls and Bullet Trajectories

Presenter: Christopher William Knight

This workshop provides a practical introduction to the analysis of fall scenarios and bullet trajectories using real forensic cases.

Participants will learn:

• How to document scenes efficiently
• How to perform basic 3D reconstructions
• How to interpret fall dynamics and bullet paths
• How digital tools can support forensic reporting and courtroom presentations

The session includes real examples, step-by-step demonstrations, and time for questions.

Requirements (experience, role, training)

No previous experience in 3D reconstruction is required.

The workshop is suitable for:

• Forensic practitioners
• Crime scene investigators
• Police and security professionals
• Students or professionals in criminology or forensic science
• Anyone interested in understanding fall and trajectory analysis from a practical perspective