The case involves the 17-year-old son of a renowned Pune real estate developer
PunePorscheAccident ReconstructionAi ToolsCrime Scene InvestigationReal Estate PuneMay 30, 2024
The case involves the 17-year-old son of a renowned Pune real estate developer who allegedly under the influence of alcohol knocked down two young software engineers with his speeding Porsche Taycan on May 19
Digital reconstruction of the accident scene is the process of recreating the accident scene using artificial intelligence (AI)-based tools to understand the sequence of events leading up to the accident
The police will use AI tools to recreate the crime scene digitally taking into account factors such as the movement of vehicles the number of individuals present on the road and the speed of the Porsche
The forensic department will provide invaluable inputs to be seamlessly incorporated into the digital reconstruction of the crime scene
The digital reconstruction will help the police to understand the sequence of events leading up to the accident and to identify the accused's role in the incident
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