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Next-Gen Crime Fighting
Step into the future of CSI training, where cutting-edge technology meets immersive learning experiences
ForensicXR offers the perfect blend of innovation and practicality with its two distinctive modes: Crime Scene Creator and Crime Scene Investigator
Streamline the Process of Crime Scene Creation with the Power of HoloLens
The Crime Scene Creator mode revolutionises crime scene generation, allowing you to bring virtual crime scenes into the real world.
With a HoloLens device, you can design and customise virtual crime scenes in any space. You can make realistic scenarios in minutes, even those that are too risky, costly, or illegal to do in real life, including high-risk scenarios that are expensive, illegal, or dangerous to replicate in real life (e.g., chemical spills, fire, drug labs, explosives).
Diverse and Dynamic Training Assets
You can choose from a wide range of digital assets that are constantly updated to keep your training scenarios fresh and relevant.
You can also set different properties for each asset, such as whether it can be collected, seen, touched, searched, and more. You can even interact with holographic evidence, objects, and characters to make your crime scenes more realistic and challenging.
Crime Scene Investigator: Dive into Immersive Investigations
ForensicXR ensures that your training experience is not only engaging but also fosters practical skills that are directly applicable to real-life crime scene investigations.
Equipped with HoloLens, you’ll be fully immersed in the virtual environment, enabling you to navigate crime scenes with lifelike realism. Analyse evidence, reconstruct events, and make effortless CSI notations with voice dictation to PDF tool (speech-to-text).
You can also use comprehensive training tools such as measurement-taking, note-taking, photo capturing, compass, evidence-marker and scale placement, and evidence collection, all within a mixed reality setting.
Real-Time Collaboration: Connect and Share Insights
Simulated crime scenes are accessible for individual exploration or team collaboration. With synchronised accessibility, investigators can work together on complex cases, allowing them to share their insights and expertise seamlessly.
