The Crime Scene Reconstruction Software Company
Come and meet us at the Crime Scene Reconstruction joint conference in Boulder, Colorado, February February 23 - 27 at the Embassy Suites Hotel. Hosted by ACSR & IAFSM.
We merge proven forensic methods with court-defensible 3D technology—so you can capture crime scenes once, measure accurately, and clearly explain complex scenes to investigators, attorneys, judges, and juries.
RSVP to meet us at the show and save 20% on CSI360 forensic 3D cameras and software.
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The all-in-one forensic imaging solution that turns any DSLR or 360° camera into a powerful, cost-effective 3D crime scene reconstruction and measurement system — seamlessly integrated with your agency’s workflow.
Plug-and-Play 3D Crime Scene Reconstruction
Works seamlessly with Nikon, Canon, Ricoh Theta, and Insta360 cameras. Capture, upload, and reconstruct crime scenes in minutes using your existing RMS or evidence management system.
CSI360 has cost-affordable 360 precision upgrade options starting at just $3,749 to transform your Canon or Nikon DSLRs — including mirrorless cameras into a 360 crime scene camera.
Agencies use CSI360 to:
Capture and recreate crime scenes into a high-resolution interactive 360 case that preserves the scene for use in a courtroom-defensible 3D case.
NEW: Our new LiDAR CSI360 scanning app lets you use use your police-issued iPhones to quickly capture the measurements of any room in just a few seconds. Simply upload the LiDAR measurement UDZ file along with your 360 panoramas to get accurate measurements within the 360 crime scene.
CSI360 plays well with other software
Crime Scene 360 URLs have copy and paste functionality and securely integrates with your Record Management Systems (RMS) or AWS GOVE cloud. Learn more. Schedule a Zoom demo.
Our 24-foot Manfrotto mast and 360° camera captures 3D panoramic images instantly. Ideal for large crime scenes and areas where you can’t use a drone.
Moasure is different. It measures and draws at the same time. Measuring messy rooms and complex shapes has so much potential for error. Thanks to Moasure's patented technology, taking accurate measurements and drawing a floor plan is now a simple and effortless task.
Simply attach your iPhone or Android smartphone to the Moasure stock (included). Now measure and scan your crime scene, or auto accident. Then, export them as JPG, PNG, PDF SVG or 3D (DXF) and import the images into your CSI360 crime scene and add hot spot navigation, linked to the 360 tours. No more "cost per floor plan." Make as many measurements and diagrams as you like.
CSI360 was just what we needed. Our department has Nikon cameras and we simply needed the 360 upgrade kits. Bart and Jon were great instructors and our team can rebuild crime scenes easily with their Crime Scene Reconstruction software. Great work, guys.
No commander wants to send their people into a building they are not already familiar with. Thanks to CSI360, we now have a fast way for first-responders to become familiar with a building before they enter it.
We tried another forensics company platform that included a Ricoh Theta camera. We realized too late that you can't zoom in on forensic details inside their panoramas. We switched to CSI360 and found that we can zoom into close up foresnics up to 15 X without losing any details.
We work with a lot of personal injury attorneys that need to show off better evidence in the courtroom and to settle cases quickly. We’re hired expensive 3D artists, and bought LIDAR gear from Leica. It’s nice gear, but they’re overpriced and too complicated to use. Your Tactical 360 camera with the iPad was the best tools we’ve ever used letting us shoot our own accident scenes and reproduce the accidents with nearly zero effort. We love the Oculus VR headset support, too. Fantistic product gentlemen. Thank you.
CSI360 was a lot easier to use than we thought. In the first week, we had to investigage a suicide. With less than 2 hours of live WebCSI360 training, I was able to use the 360 cameras at the crime scene effectively. Keep up the great work, guys."
