Mark Senior

The portable SphereVision product suite includes high definition cameras for recording 360 degree images Arithmetica, the company behind the SphereVision 360 degree video recording systems and Pointfuse laser scan 3D modelling software, will showcase its solutions at Forensics Europe Expo at Olympia, 19-20 April 2016. The portable SphereVision product suite includes high definition cameras for recording 360 degree images and video, as well as software designed to view, share and integrate immersive content. Pointfuse V2, on show for the first time following its launch in the US a week ago, offers a fast, precise and flexible way of converting the vast point cloud datasets generated by laser scanners which are increasingly being used within the forensics sector. Laser scanners for law enforcement “Forensic science is the collection, preservation and analysis of scientific evidence,” commented Mark Senior, Business Development Manager at Arithmetica. “This progression of capture, process and use is at the heart of the Arithmetica product range. With our SphereVision recording and playback systems, a complex crime scene can be recorded in a matter of minutes and the data stored, integrated with other evidence, and presented to a court room or other audience. “We are also excited to be showcasing the newly launched Pointfuse V2 – the first time in Europe since its launch! Laser scanners are being used more and more in law enforcement and forensics, and Pointfuse V2 gives users the ability to generate 3D geometry automatically and in a matter of minutes, regardless of the source of the point cloud.” Latest forensics equipment and services Forensics Europe Expo 2016 is Europe’s only dedicated Forensics Exhibition and Conference. Returning to Olympia, London on the 19-20 April, the event will showcase the latest forensic equipment and services. From crime scene investigations and court room evidence to lab equipment and digital forensic software, Forensics Europe Expo will showcase every aspect of the forensics industry. The exhibition is free to attend, providing industry professionals and key decision makers with a meeting space to network and source cost effective solutions. In addition to the SphereVision recording system, Arithmetica will also preview a suite of SphereVision software designed to view, share and integrate 360 degree imagery and video trails. SphereVision Project Builder allows for the integration of maps, plans and layouts with captured footage. Other types of content rich media, such as photographs, documents, video and audio streams, can also be linked to build a fully interactive and immersive experience.

Arithmetica will be previewing suite of SphereVision software designed to view, share and integrate 360 degree imagery and video trails Arithmetica will be showcasing a range of portable video recording and playback systems at the forthcoming Security and Policing 2016 event, 08-10 March, Farnborough, UK. The systems, which include high definition cameras for capturing 360 degree images and video, rugged recorders and easy start software, can be carried in a rucksack, used for live streaming or mounted on a vehicle. Ideally suited for a range of police and security applications, such as risk assessment, event management, incident response and post event analysis and investigation, the SphereVision product suite also includes systems designed for covert operations. Arithmetica will be demonstrating the full SphereVision product range on stand A41 as well as previewing Pointfuse V2 – the “one button” point cloud to vector model software recently seen at ILMF. Security and Policing 2016 will take place from the Tuesday 8 to Thursday 10 March 2016 at Farnborough FIVE (Farnborough International Venue and Events), Hampshire. Unique to this event is the participation of UK Government, and visitors to Security and Policing, who must be preregistered, will be subject to Home Office approval. The organisers are expecting representatives from the police service, government, security and law enforcement organisations, Home Office, prison service, fire service, military, customs and immigration services and key providers of Critical National Infrastructure. “This is the second time we have had the privilege to attend the Security and Policing event, and we are therefore confident the specialist audience will appreciate the improvements and enhancements made to the SphereVision product range, including the portable and covert recording systems and the enhanced processing and presentational software,” commented Mark Senior, SphereVision Business Development Manager at Arithmetica. Arithmetica will also be previewing a suite of SphereVision software designed to view, share and integrate 360 degree imagery and video trails. The newly upgraded SphereVision Project Builder allows for the integration of maps, plans and layouts with SphereVision captured footage. Other types of content rich media, such as photographs, documents, video and audio streams, can also be linked by hotspots to build a fully interactive and immersive experience. SphereVision Project Builder also includes the ability to export for viewing with the free Windows Viewer, or can be viewed on the web (FLASH and HTML5) as well as on mobile devices supporting iOS. Other SphereVision recording systems, processing and playback solutions on display at Security and Policing 2016 will include SphereVision Live360 for reporting and management of an event or incident as it unfolds, SphereVision Road360 – purpose designed installations for vehicle use, and Training360 – designed for specialist equipment training using VR head mounted displays.