Point cloud models have become an important tool for crash documentation, but they are still misunderstood by many. Some assume a point cloud is just a more detailed photograph. Others think it automatically explains how a crash happened. In reality, a point cloud model serves a different purpose. It preserves a scene with high-level detail… Read more »
After a car accident, the focus is often on safety, exchanging information, and getting traffic moving again. While those steps are important, what happens at the scene in those first few minutes can also affect how clearly the accident can be understood later. Physical evidence at a crash site does not last long, and once… Read more »
When a crash happens, photos are usually the first way the scene is recorded. They show vehicle damage, debris on the road, skid marks, and other visual details that help tell part of the story. Photos are helpful, but they do not always capture enough information to fully document a crash site. A point cloud… Read more »