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Point cloud
The whole scene, point by point, with its slopes and dips.
Traffic accident reporting
iCam3D
It builds the accident scene in three dimensions and leaves it measurable. What used to take a specialist team and hours of closed road is done by one officer in minutes.
160
million points
Per scene, according to the manufacturer. Every slope and irregularity is recorded.
0
connection needed
It captures with no coverage and no network. The screen shows in real time what is going in.
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officer
No specialist staff and no specific training needed to capture the scene.
What it captures
Everything you would otherwise have had to measure on the spot
A collision report rests on distances: where the skid mark begins, how high the point of impact is, how far the vehicle sits from the kerb. Measuring that on site means keeping the road closed, and any figure nobody took is lost for good. iCam3D captures the whole scene as a point cloud. The measurements are taken afterwards, on the model, as many times as needed and without going back to the site.
The result comes out in minutes and can be walked through from any angle, including the ones no tape measure could reach.
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Measurements
Any distance, also after the fact, taken on the captured model.
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Annotations
Marks and notes on the relevant elements of the scene.
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Photographs
The images associated with the capture.
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Plans
A planimetric representation of the whole.
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Views
A walk through the scene from any angle and perspective.
Capture made simple
Take measurements
You get every measurement you need, even after the fact, with millions of measurable details: up to 160 million points per scene.
Check
You look at the scene from any angle and perspective. It picks up reality point by point, dips and slopes included.
Capabilities
What sets this device apart
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Captured in minutes
The scene is recorded without keeping the road closed while measurements are taken.
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Measure later
Figures come from the model, not from the ground. If one is missing, nobody has to go back.
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No specialist staff
It needs no dedicated technician and no specific training, according to the manufacturer.
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Independent of the network
Capture needs no coverage and no data connection.
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Road surface detail
It records slopes, potholes and dips that a manual measurement misses.
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Documentary output
Point cloud, measurements, annotations, photographs and plans from the same capture.
Where it is used
- 01 Road traffic accidents on urban streets
- 02 Collisions on through-roads and access routes
- 03 Surveys that call for planimetry
Technology
How it captures the scene
Three-dimensional capture
The system records the scene as a point cloud, not as a series of photographs.
Live view
During the capture the screen shows what is going into the model.
Data density
Up to 160 million points per scene, according to the manufacturer.
Self-sufficient in the field
It runs with no connection, which is the real condition of many collision sites.
Specifications as stated by the manufacturer. Pending technical validation and confirmation of how it fits Spanish court procedure.
Privacy and GDPR
An accident scene is a sensitive setting
The capture may take in people, vehicles and number plates present at the site. The use is bounded before deployment, not afterwards.
A defined purpose
The capture documents the collision; it is not there to watch the surroundings.
Custody of the material
The model and its images are handled on the same terms as the rest of the report.
Restricted access
Only the staff handling the case can open the capture.
Limited retention
The retention period is agreed with the authority before going live.
Specifications
Technical specifications
Do you need the full type-approval and installation documentation?
Function
Three-dimensional planimetric capture of the scene
Output
Point cloud, measurements, annotations, photographs and plans
Density
Up to 160 million points per scene (manufacturer's figure)
Connectivity during capture
Not required
Display
Real time during the capture
Operator profile
No specialist qualification, according to the manufacturer
Works with
Related software and solutions
The capture does not end up as a loose file: it goes into the platform alongside the rest of the information on the collision.
TitanO
Centralises the information from the devices and puts it in front of the team.
Explore
Documenting is more than photographing
A photograph shows the scene; a point cloud lets you measure it. The difference shows up months later, when someone disputes a distance.
Frequently asked questions
What we are usually asked
Does it replace the collision report?
No. It is a documentation tool: it provides the capture and the measurements that then support the report, which the officer still prepares.
How long does it take to capture a scene?
The manufacturer puts it at minutes, against the hours a full manual measurement takes. The real time depends on the size of the scene.
Does it need a specialist technician?
According to the manufacturer, no: it is designed precisely so that nobody has to train and assign staff exclusively to this.
What if a measurement turns out to be missing?
It is taken on the model. That is the real change from measuring on the ground: nobody has to go back to the site.
Does it work without coverage?
Yes. The capture needs no data connection.
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