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Three Years In: The Future of Forensic Documentation, Training, and Virtual Reconstruction

As The Virtual Reality Reconstructionist enters its third year, host Dr. R. Ryan Rider reflects on what the podcast has accomplished and where forensic technology, training, and documentation are headed next. In this milestone episode, Dr. Rider revisits the core mission of the show, translating emerging technology into real-world, defensible practice for law enforcement, crash and crime scene investigators, forensic analysts, trainers, and expert witnesses. From early conversations on 3D scanning and virtual reality to deeper discussions on training validation, courtroom visualization, and applied workflows, this episode highlights how the podcast has grown into a trusted professional resource. Dr. Rider also shares a forward-looking preview of 2026, including expanded focus on forensic documentation, immersive training environments, and scalable technology adoption. As part of that outlook, he discusses his new role as a Regional Director supporting CSI360 products and training, and how practical 360-degree documentation continues to shape the future of forensic work. This episode is designed for professionals seeking clarity, credibility, and accountability in the use of forensic technology, with an emphasis on accuracy, training-first implementation, and long-term defensibility. Key Topics Covered: • The evolution of forensic documentation and virtual reconstruction • Lessons learned from three years of podcasting and professional dialogue • The role of training in technology adoption • What to expect from forensic technology and documentation in 2026 • Why accuracy and defensibility matter more than hype Whether you are new to forensic technology or have been working in the field for years, this episode sets the tone for the next phase of The Virtual Reality Reconstructionist. Stay safe, stay curious, and keep documenting with purpose.