Forensic Architecture - spatial analysis for human rights cases

[@hoogyoutube]

Absolutely incredible stuff

[@vstreet7583]

Great to see and learn how Blender is being used in different industries. Really enjoyed the presentation. THANK YOU! Dg

[@annekedebruyn7797]

Thats a really cool way of using Blender. Interesting talk.

[@noarau]

Fascinating video! Thank you for bring the use of CAD under a new light!

[@BossBabyBestAnime]

A great way of utilizing Blender, I thoroughly enjoyed the presentation!

[@zachhoy]

really appreciate the work you and the team at Goldsmiths University are doing

[@gamegnome]

This is incredible!

[@TheBoeboe]

definitly one of the most interesting presentations

[@bcholmes635]

Wow. What a presentation.

[@restitutiondedificesremarq943]

I admire your work. Would it be possible to have a presentation in schools of architecture in Paris where I teach Blender ?

[@nadstunes77]

Wow…who would have thought this was even possible…So very clever

[@2bit8bytes]

Very interesting.

[@kodesh8751]

stunning

[@havocthehobbit]

Amazing ... imagine how much easier AI may make these investigation in 20 to 50 years, being able to help this team do alot of hard work in seconds with accuracy and being able to suggest and get more data, during the incident and even days before to build flow paths ,of people ,wind , flammable substances etc ... It could probably recreate this whole even as if it was a docudrama movie, that police , insuranec and other services could use to get some justice for the vitcoms and their families.
Feel like im watching the future of forensics in motion while its in its early phase

[@sebbosebbo9794]

converence 2023 what comes next...every year topics that I never imagened ...wow..
thx...

[@Kuttersaurio]

No one can say "First" because I am the one.

[@swansurt1350]

First reply

[@aerboi1428]

second reply, hah

[@cov.teo.8131]

you have achieved the unachievable