Virtual Reality Helps
Reveal Case of Nazi Holocaust
MUNICH - Virtual Reality technology was able to uncover cases of violence Nazi Holocaust era. Using this technology, German prosecutors and police will be invited to a place called Auschwitz, where there was a violence and massacres in seven decades.
"It has often happened that the suspects said they worked at Auschwitz but didn't really know what was going on". Jens Rommel, head of the federal agency that investigates Nazi war crimes, told AFP. as reported by NDTV.
Legally, the question is about the intent:
to be the suspect has been known that people who were taken to the gas chambers or shot, This model is a very good tool and very modern for the investigation because it can help answer that question.
"Created by LKA digital imaging expert Ralf Absorber, Virtual Reality models brings life in stunning detail famous Nazi camp in Poland, where more than 1.1 million people died during World War II.
"To my knowledge, no model is more appropriate than Auschwitz," Absorber said in an interview in his shop.
"It's much, much more precise than Google Earth," he said, citing popular maps program. We use the most modern VR goggles on the market. When I zoom, i could see the smallest detail.
Visitors from the Future Wearing a headset, prosecutors, judges and plaintiffs may have a terrible experience to move approximately 1940-Auschwitz era.
Eerie silence covering the scene as a seemingly endless stream of identical avatar prisoners marched through the virtual visitor from the future. Even the trees stood where they used to determine whether they could block the view from a certain angle.
"Models offer is you will get a better picture of the camp and can create a perspective suspect, for example, in a control tower," said Absorber.
"It has often happened that the suspects said they worked at Auschwitz but didn't really know what was going on". Jens Rommel, head of the federal agency that investigates Nazi war crimes, told AFP. as reported by NDTV.
Legally, the question is about the intent:
to be the suspect has been known that people who were taken to the gas chambers or shot, This model is a very good tool and very modern for the investigation because it can help answer that question.
"Created by LKA digital imaging expert Ralf Absorber, Virtual Reality models brings life in stunning detail famous Nazi camp in Poland, where more than 1.1 million people died during World War II.
"To my knowledge, no model is more appropriate than Auschwitz," Absorber said in an interview in his shop.
"It's much, much more precise than Google Earth," he said, citing popular maps program. We use the most modern VR goggles on the market. When I zoom, i could see the smallest detail.
Visitors from the Future Wearing a headset, prosecutors, judges and plaintiffs may have a terrible experience to move approximately 1940-Auschwitz era.
Eerie silence covering the scene as a seemingly endless stream of identical avatar prisoners marched through the virtual visitor from the future. Even the trees stood where they used to determine whether they could block the view from a certain angle.
"Models offer is you will get a better picture of the camp and can create a perspective suspect, for example, in a control tower," said Absorber.
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