Accident Reconstruction

The scientific process of analyzing and interpreting physical, digital, and testimonial evidence to determine how a collision occurred. We collecting data from the scene—such as vehicle damage, skid marks, roadway geometry, and environmental factors—and integrating that with electronic evidence like Event Data Recorder (EDR) outputs, surveillance footage, or GPS data. Using principles of physics, engineering, and human factors, we evaluate vehicle speeds, impact angles, driver reactions, and sequence of events leading up to the crash. Our goal is to provide an objective, evidence-based explanation of what happened and why, supporting clarity in legal, insurance, and safety investigations.

What We Do

Evidence Preservation

Securing, documenting, and protecting physical and digital materials from alteration or loss to ensure their integrity and reliability throughout the accident reconstruction process

EDR Analysis

EDR analysis retrieves and interprets crash data from a vehicle’s onboard system—such as speed, braking, and impact forces—to objectively reconstruct events leading up to and during a collision.

Photogrammetry

Use scene of vehicle photographs to create precise 3D models and measurements of crash scenes or vehicles, allowing accurate analysis and documentation for reconstruction.

Animation & Simulation

We use physics-based modeling and visual rendering to recreate crash events, helping illustrate vehicle motions, impacts, and timing for clearer understanding and presentation.