Forensic Analysis
Safety doesn't happen by accident.
Analysis is paramount in determining the causes and contributing factors of an accident, which is essential to determine liability and damages. By understanding how and why accidents occur, in depth analysis can provide critical insights that support litigation matters.
Here are the analyses we perform
Collision Analysis
Advanced Crash Software that has been validated and globally trusted
Full Cycle Recon has the latest in crash analysis software available. We can recreate collisions in 3D environments with numerous variables for both vehicle and environmental settings while executing thousands of calculations per second. These software’s have been validated by peer reviewed research, are used by safety researchers, and have been admitted into courts across North America and around the globe.
Multibody Analysis
Analyzing the unique dynamics of two-wheel vehicles and their occupants.
Multibody Analysis is a powerful software tool designed to simulate and analyze the dynamics of pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorcyclists involved in collisions. It allows for the user to comprise multiple bodies and joints to create a precise representation of human and machine and how these entities interact with other vehicles or objects during a crash. It provides detailed insights into the movement and forces at play during and post impact.
Photograph Analysis
Using photographs to precisely reconstruct the location of evidence.
Often, by the time cases reach us, much of the roadway evidence has disappeared, leaving scene photographs as the primary source of information. Using a technique called photogrammetry, we can extract precise measurements from these photos, allowing us to accurately determine the location of evidence.
Video Analysis
We can accurately recreate vehicle speeds from video footage.
As video evidence becomes increasingly common, analyzing footage enables precise reconstruction of vehicle speeds, trajectories, and impact points using techniques such as frame-by-frame analysis, motion tracking, and video enhancement.