Examining how people behaved, and why, during the unique and dynamic moments before an accident is at the heart of a typical human factors analysis. In this webinar, our experts will explain the science behind their human factors work, touch on topics like perception-response times, driver distraction, attention management, nighttime visibility and hazard detection, and […]
In April, engineers from around the world convene at the Society of Automotive Engineers’ World Congress (SAE WCX) in Detroit, Michigan. Gunter Siegmund, Cole Young, Steven Young, Tom Flynn and Ryan Fix will present the findings of five accident reconstruction and video analysis research projects: Quantifying Uncertainty in Bicycle-Computer Position Measurements Uncertainty Introduced by Image […]
When cars crash, onboard systems often record electronic data that can shed light on important liability and injury issues for investigators. Most people involved in automotive litigation have heard of “black boxes” associated with crashes. In this webinar, we will go beyond common sources of data to dive into other, often-overlooked sources of electronic evidence. […]
Recognizing the growing demand for video analysis in our casework – from car crashes to shootings – we have built a team dedicated to being the best. Using a scientific approach, tested methods and state-of-the-art tools, our experts routinely extract precise information from video. While these recordings often show what happened, detailed analysis is needed […]
The Law Enforcement & Emergency Services Video Association International, Inc. presents its 2023 Digital Multimedia Evidence Training Symposium on October 23-27, 2023. Cole Young and Tom Flynn, our practice leaders in video analysis, will present on reverse projection without access to the camera on Tuesday afternoon, at 3:30PM. Cole and Tom both specialize in video […]
Nearly every accident involves a human response or the lack thereof. Human factors investigations examine the interaction between people, machines and the environment. Our multidisciplinary team of experts use their knowledge of human capabilities and limitations to investigate behavior in dynamic situations. Often, their work is integrated with a colleague’s collision reconstruction, injury biomechanics, or […]
Dr. Stephanie Bonin presents Equestrian Fall Characteristics – Rider Head Impacts During Hunter/Jumper Competitions and Dr. Carolyn Roberts presents Lumbar Spine Position in an Automotive Posture Relative to Standing and Seated Flexed Postures at the 2023 International Research Council on Biomechanics of Injury (IRCOBI) Europe conference on September 13th and 14th, 2023. The conference, held […]
Something broke! Was it a design flaw, a material defect, improper installation, the operator, or third-party negligence that caused the failure? Everyday, our experts in failure analysis investigate losses involving vehicles, industrial equipment, plumbing, medical devices, consumer products, buildings and property. Join us for a webinar exploring how a combination of factors can lead to […]
The National Academy of Forensic Engineers holds its 2023 Summer Conference from July 14-16, 2023, in Kansas City, Missouri. Mark Bailey, our expert in failure analysis, presents on forensic engineering investigations of low-clamp-force type wheel separations on Saturday afternoon, at 3:00PM. Wheel separations are rare events but can be disastrous. They are a common non-operator […]
Craig Wilkinson and Mary-Anne Strong, senior partner at Beckett Personal Injury Lawyers, present together on data collection, and how lawyers can use this data to prove liability, during Ontario Trial Lawyers Association webinar: A Whole New World of Data to Establish Liability. The 75-minute informative webinar, created for Plaintiffs’ Counsel, is held on Tuesday, June […]