Collision Sciences / Solutions
Bring recorded vehicle evidence into police collision investigations, forensic reconstruction and insurance claims. Connect acquisition, analysis and expert review around the questions that matter.
Applications
Bring recorded vehicle data together with scene measurements, vehicle examinations, video and witness accounts. Establish event relevance, preserve acquisition outputs and assess the data within vehicle-specific limitations, with specialist engineering support when needed.
Digital vehicle forensic guideline - for experts & investigatorsPDF ↗Add objective vehicle information to the claim file. Compare recorded behavior with reported accounts and identify questions requiring further investigation. Support triage, SIU review and subrogation analysis with corroborated evidence.
CrashScan - EDR insurance claims white paper - 2026PDF ↗Build a clear technical record of what was retrieved, how it was processed and what it means. Access support for authentication, report interpretation and expert engagement, with an evidentiary foundation tailored to the matter.
Global EDR admissibility and scientific validation reference - 2026PDF ↗Customer perspectives
Collision investigation
“We have had some fantastic results with CrashScan where other devices have been unable to complete a download.”
Litigation support
“Thanks for your help on this case! The decision was not appealed so we are done with it. I will recommend you to the other attorneys in my group.”
Claim outcome
“The download I did was part of a $50,000 savings on a claim we just closed. Nice start!”
Professional recommendation
“In a national consultation I recommended Crash Scan to be included in the standard tooling set that should be present at every police unit (crash accident department).”
Agency & enterprise adoption
Start with a defined pilot and expand around evidence from your own operation.
Agree on vehicle eligibility, investigation questions, authorization, retrieval timing and escalation criteria. Establish a baseline for your current process.
Align approved hardware, account access, technician training and report-review responsibilities. Set a clear route to technical and regional support.
Measure retrieval success, report usefulness, turnaround and investigation outcomes against the pilot baseline. Refine the workflow before scaling.
Questions from the field
Explore practical examples from our case spotlight library. These are technical learning examples, not predictions of a case outcome.
The most recent stored record is not automatically the event under investigation. Compare ignition cycles, damage, chronology and other available evidence.
Read spotlight 07 ↗PDF ↗Compare a reported low-speed account with the recorded pre-crash time series. Preserve the sampling intervals, units and OEM limitations; derived columns are not independent recorded parameters.
Read spotlight 03 ↗PDF ↗Vehicle history and EDR records answer different questions. Use them together to develop an evidence-based sequence and identify what remains unresolved.
Read spotlight 18 ↗PDF ↗
Professional support
From onboarding and report questions to a complex reconstruction, the first step is understanding the assignment. Share the vehicle, location, available evidence and the decision you need to inform.
Technical support
Field workflow, communication issues and report questions.
Engineering services
Reconstruction, specialist analysis and formal opinions under a defined engagement.
Evidence support
Acquisition records, available underlying outputs and explanations of the reporting process.
Start with Collision Sciences
Register your interest in CrashScan to receive onboarding information and guidance on access, equipment and training. Already have a kit from your organization? Use the same form to request your account.