RSET
Use Cases

RSET helps attorneys, experts, and investigators visualize complex cases by transforming real-world locations into interactive digital twins. Using 3D scans captured from Matterport, LiDAR, drones, or photogrammetry, RSET creates accurate digital representations of accident scenes, industrial sites, buildings, roadways, and other environments relevant to litigation. These models can be enhanced with vehicles, people, equipment, weather conditions, timelines, and event simulations to illustrate competing theories of a case.

The resulting interactive environments support expert analysis, mediation, depositions, settlement discussions, courtroom presentations, and demonstrative evidence — helping juries and decision-makers better understand the facts. RSET also supports virtual walkthroughs, video animations, and 3D-printed physical models.

RSET enables law enforcement agencies to train, plan, and investigate within interactive digital replicas of real-world environments. Using 3D scans of schools, government buildings, critical infrastructure, commercial facilities, and incident locations, officers can train for active shooter response, warrant service, hostage situations, fire and medical emergencies, and evacuation procedures within the exact environments they may encounter in the field.

RSET also supports pre-incident planning, after-action reviews, and forensic investigations by allowing personnel to visualize scenes, test response strategies, and re-create events. With optional VR and multi-user capabilities, teams can train together in realistic scenarios while reducing travel and improving preparedness.

RSET provides School Resource Officers with a powerful platform for training, planning, and emergency preparedness within interactive digital replicas of their actual schools and campuses. RSET creates realistic digital twins that allow SROs, administrators, law enforcement, and first responders to familiarize themselves with building layouts, entrances, exits, classrooms, and critical infrastructure.

Officers can train for active shooter incidents, medical emergencies, evacuations, reunification procedures, and other crisis scenarios within the exact environment they protect. RSET also supports tabletop exercises and after-action reviews, helping schools improve coordination, identify vulnerabilities, and enhance overall campus safety — without disrupting daily school operations.

RSET allows firefighters and emergency response agencies to train, plan, and prepare within interactive digital twins of real-world structures and environments. RSET creates accurate digital replicas of commercial buildings, industrial facilities, schools, warehouses, hospitals, and other high-risk locations. Firefighters can conduct pre-incident planning, familiarize themselves with building layouts, identify hazards, and practice response strategies before an emergency occurs.

Training scenarios include structure fires, HAZMAT incidents, rescue operations, medical emergencies, and mass-casualty events — all within the actual facilities they serve. With optional VR and multi-user capabilities, crews can train together in realistic, repeatable scenarios without disrupting facility operations or requiring costly live exercises.

RSET enables Emergency Medical Services personnel to train, plan, and respond more effectively by using interactive digital twins of real-world environments. RSET creates accurate digital replicas of schools, hospitals, industrial facilities, commercial buildings, and public venues. EMS teams can train for mass-casualty incidents, active shooter events, cardiac emergencies, vehicle accidents, disaster response, and patient extraction scenarios within the exact locations they may encounter during an emergency.

The platform supports pre-incident planning, route familiarization, equipment staging, and interagency coordination with fire and law enforcement partners. RSET also enables after-action reviews and scenario-based training, helping agencies improve decision-making, communication, and patient outcomes.

RSET provides CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive) response teams with an immersive platform for training, planning, and incident management within interactive digital twins of real-world environments. Teams can simulate hazardous material releases, radiological incidents, explosive events, contamination zones, decontamination operations, evacuation procedures, and multi-agency response efforts in the exact locations they protect.

RSET supports pre-incident planning, hazard identification, route analysis, and command-and-control exercises. With optional VR and multi-user capabilities, fire, EMS, law enforcement, emergency management, and military personnel can train together — improving coordination and operational effectiveness during high-consequence events.

RSET helps construction companies, contractors, owners, and safety professionals visualize, document, and manage projects through interactive digital twins of jobsites and facilities. RSET creates accurate digital representations of construction sites throughout the project lifecycle, using 3D scans from Matterport, LiDAR, drones, or mobile devices.

Teams can use these models for progress documentation, site logistics planning, safety training, hazard identification, quality control, and stakeholder communication. RSET also supports incident investigations, pre-task planning, equipment placement studies, and evacuation simulations — providing a detailed, interactive record of site conditions over time to improve collaboration, reduce risk, and support claims or project closeout activities.