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The forensic holodeck – Recommendations after 8 years of experience for additional equipment to document VR applications

Till Sieberth, Dilan Seckiner, Akos Dobay, Erika Dobler, Raffael Golomingi, Lars Ebert

2021Forensic Science International21 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

The forensic holodeck was first introduced in 2013, using the first upcoming commercially available virtual reality gaming headsets to visualize forensic 3D reconstructions. Following the publication of this development virtual reality was introduced in case work in a variety of different ways. After 8 years of using virtual reality in a professional forensic capacity this professional practice report will show, which equipment is necessary in addition to a virtual reality setup. This mostly includes audio-visual and broadcasting technology for complete documentation of the application of virtual reality, but also some other IT equipment, which should be available for as low as 20'000 US$. Guidelines, hints and tips regarding equipment acquisition, setup and use will be provided and discussed.

Topics & Concepts

Virtual realityDocumentationComputer scienceVariety (cybernetics)MultimediaHuman–computer interactionArtificial intelligenceProgramming languageAutopsy Techniques and OutcomesForensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology StudiesDigital and Cyber Forensics
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