Good morning everyone of course we watch crime and TV shows and are waiting to hear from the verdict to make a decision which is the most suspenseful moment. In recent studies,they have noticed that using 3D animations in crime scene investigations allows the person to feel the the physicality of the space and stress accuracy when present in the simulations. From a personal stance, I have played many crime scene investigation games on apps which pursued my interests and I have noticed how they all contain the same form with which they are based off of. They all examine, collect and record data and evidence. Implementing virtual in the courtroom allows for an animation an experience to accurately represent the investigation as well as have an high impact and influence. A virtual reality version would allow you to physically stand at the crime scene an pict what has occurred and be in a specific perspective. Instead of observing, you can understand the perpetrator motive an feel what they felt.
Today we will be seeing how we can expand our knowledge of virtual reality even further from education to the courtroom specifically. Courtroom evidence can either be through video or through pictures given. As you may know evidence is crucial to figuring out who the verdict is in a decision. In the virtual reality space, the courtroom would present a video on the screen and the video would display a virtual reality space of the incident. An example of this would include a video playing of individuals in the virtual reality space committing the crime therefore giving the juror both a physical and emotional element to a testimony. The virtual reality space would allow you the creator to alter or change any evidence present. Different scenarios you could see are murder, shootings, robberies/burglary and many more. This would be geared toward mainly adults in the field or college students. Previous apps have included crime scenes but don’t show how the evidence gets presented to therefore make the charges in a case.
This app will help education by allowing students in the criminal justice field such as myself or law majors to be able to examine the evidence more clearly and apply it to the given circumstances.