KEY OBJECTIVES
ABOUT THE PROJECT
The 3D Interactive Lineups (3DIL) project is transforming eyewitness identification through the use of 3D virtual reality (VR). Traditional 2D photo lineups can often lead to mistaken identifications, contributing to wrongful convictions. Our innovative approach uses advanced 3D modeling and neural rendering to create lifelike, interactive facial models, allowing witnesses to view suspects from multiple angles in VR. This project brings together an international team of experts in psychology, computer science, and law enforcement to set a new standard in criminal justice procedures.
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Enhancing Identification Accuracy
Our 3D VR lineups allow witnesses to view and interact with 3D facial models, providing a more realistic and accurate representation compared to traditional 2D photos.
Reducing Wrongful Convictions
By leveraging interactive 3D technology, the project aims to minimize eyewitness errors, which have historically contributed to wrongful convictions in criminal cases.
Innovative Use of 3D VR Technology
3DIL integrates the latest advancements in 3D modeling, neural rendering, and virtual reality to create an immersive, user-friendly system for law enforcement and legal professionals.
Professor Peter Eisert
Head of Vision & Imaging Technologies Department
Chair Visual Computing, Humboldt University
Dr Alexandros Kastrinogiannis
Department of Neurology,
Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Germany
Dr Michael Gaebler
Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences
Cognitive and Neuroscientist
Professor Catriona Havard
Professor at Open University Director of the Centre for Policing Research and Learning
Dr Ryan Fitzgerald
Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, Simon Fraser University / eyewitness lab
Professor Jean-Louis van Gelder
Leiden University
Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law
Dr Meike Ramon
Applied Face Cognition Lab & Institute for Applied Data Science and Finance
Bern University of Applied Sciences
Business School
Dr Holger Nitsch
Department for Policing, Director of Center of Excellence for Police and Security Research
Chief William G. Brooks III
Norwood, Massachusetts Police Department | IACP
Retired Police Chief | Board Member
Enhancing Identification Accuracy
Our 3D VR lineups allow witnesses to view and interact with 3D facial models, providing a more realistic and accurate representation compared to traditional 2D photos.
Reducing Wrongful Convictions
By leveraging interactive 3D technology, the project aims to minimize eyewitness errors, which have historically contributed to wrongful convictions in criminal cases.
Innovative Use of 3D VR Technology
3DIL integrates the latest advancements in 3D modeling, neural rendering, and virtual reality to create an immersive, user-friendly system for law enforcement and legal professionals
The 3D Interactive Lineups (3DIL) project is transforming eyewitness identification by introducing a cutting-edge 3D virtual reality (VR) system. Traditional 2D photo lineups are outdated and often lead to mistaken identifications, contributing to wrongful convictions. Our innovative approach uses advanced 3D modeling and neural rendering to create lifelike, interactive facial models, allowing witnesses to view suspects from multiple angles in VR. This project brings together an international team of experts in psychology, computer science, and law enforcement to set a new standard in criminal justice procedures.
The 3D Interactive Lineups (3DIL) project is transforming eyewitness identification by introducing a cutting-edge 3D virtual reality (VR) system. Traditional 2D photo lineups are outdated and often lead to mistaken identifications, contributing to wrongful convictions. Our innovative approach uses advanced 3D modeling and neural rendering to create lifelike, interactive facial models, allowing witnesses to view suspects from multiple angles in VR. This project brings together an international team of experts in psychology, computer science, and law enforcement to set a new standard in criminal justice procedures.
About the Project
ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS
3D Interactive Lineup
Revolutionising Eyewitness Identification: The 3D Interactive Lineup
To see the lineup from a different angle, click on one of the faces and drag!
Enhancing Identification Accuracy
Our 3D VR lineups allow witnesses to view and interact with 3D facial models, providing a more realistic and accurate representation compared to traditional 2D photos.
Reducing Wrongful Convictions
By leveraging interactive 3D technology, the project aims to minimize eyewitness errors, which have historically contributed to wrongful convictions in criminal cases.
Innovative Use of 3D VR Technology
3DIL integrates the latest advancements in 3D modeling, neural rendering, and virtual reality to create an immersive, user-friendly system for law enforcement and legal professionals.