We are not the accident experts, we work with the accident experts. However, we are the 3d accident experts.

The accident experts begin by studying a wide range of documents relating to the event. They consider all the relevant statements and the physical evidence recorded at the scene. They make the calculations and analysis based on the laws of physics and applied mathematics. From this, they create a theoretical reconstruction of the events leading up to the accident.

This is drawn up into a report, often 35-45 pages in length and including photographs, diagrams and detailed descriptions of the events and the parties involved.

This report forms the basis of our 3d reconstruction. Because of the level of detail supplied, the animations are capable of being highly accurate visualisations of the scene. And what was a complex 40 page document can be condensed into a visual depiction that can be understood more immediately. Because as they say, a picture paints a thousand words.

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Both scenarios would require a level of reconstruction to recreate the circumstances of the accident and an expert report can be illustrated using 3d graphics and animation. Animation can very quickly and effectively give a blow by blow impression of the minutes leading up to the situation and can paint a highly detailed picture of the causes of the accident.

We are limited in what we can illustrate here by way of examples as cases progress through the courts.

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