Posts Tagged ‘Legal’
This is an interactive graphical interface that compares technical specifications between two engineered mechanical systems to clearly demonstrate similarities and differences:
Fully controlled by the legal team, projected on courtroom media video displays, this side-by-side comparison helps make complex systems and concepts easily comprehensible by any lay jury.
This presentation is an intellectual property patent comparison used in a dispute. It is fully interactive depicting proprietary features of a product, and the accused product with animations and examination. Controlled by the legal team and run on a laptop, projected by courtroom equipment:
My courtroom trial video presentations are designed to quickly bring a lay jury up to speed on complex systemic, mechanical engineering and other abstract concepts. These are easily used on any laptop or computer and video monitors used in the courtroom.
This application depicts accurately, investigative testimony from a first-person point of view. Quickly getting a lay jury up to speed and familiar with a fairly technical environment was crucial to winning this case. The simulation presents instrumentation states under various incident conditions, and includes synchronization with the air traffic control recording of events:
In addition, a full size foamboard printout of the cockpit dashboard was produced to give the jury a sense of scale and helped place them mentally in the aircraft.
System Analysis application interface used by legal team. This interactive video presentation demonstrated complex systems functions for comprehension by a lay jury in a product liability case.
Using 3D modeling and animation video, my courtroom visual presentations are designed to quickly bring a lay jury up to speed on complex systemic, mechanical engineering and other abstract concepts. These are easily used on any laptop or computer and video monitors used in the courtroom.
Interactive Condition Analysis – Scenario depiction testimony. Component comparison of failure events. Interactive 3D animated presentation:
My courtroom visual presentations are designed to quickly bring a lay jury up to speed on complex systemic, mechanical engineering and other abstract concepts. These are easily used on any laptop or computer and video monitors used in the courtroom.
