ST. LOUIS - TelAve -- Held at the America's Convention Center, the IAI Conference brings together forensic professionals, crime scene investigators, law enforcement agencies, biometric specialists, and public safety partners from around the world. Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in educational sessions, hands-on workshops, networking events, and discussions focused on the latest techniques, technology, and challenges in forensic science and crime scene investigation.

L-Tron has been proud to support and attend IAI events for many years. This year, L-Tron's Andy McNeill will be giving a presentation titled, "It's a Round World: Documenting Small Spaces with Spherical Photography" on Monday, August 17th. The L-Tron team will also be available at booth #432 to meet with attendees and introduce them to OSCR360.

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Andy McNeill to Present at the IAI Conference

McNeill's presentation, "It's a Round World: Documenting Small Spaces with Spherical Photography," will focus on practical ways investigators can document small spaces without disrupting evidence.

During the session, attendees will discover how OSCR360 can help agencies capture a complete visual walkthrough of a scene, organize digital evidence, and present the full story in a clear, easy-to-understand format. The presentation will also discuss how OSCR360 supports crime scene investigations, crash reconstruction, case review, courtroom preparation, and training.

Attendees can catch Andy's presentation on Monday, August 17th 2026 at 1:45pm in room 230.

About OSCR360

OSCR360 (https://www.l-tron.com/oscr360) was designed to capture, organize, store, and present digital evidence in a comprehensive virtual walkthrough format.

OSCR360 allows investigators to document a scene with 360-degree spherical images, add points of interest, attach digital evidence, and build a visual case file that can be used from investigation through prosecution. Law enforcement and forensic teams use OSCR360 for: Crime scene investigations, crash and collision documentation, search warrant documentation, courtroom testimony, active threat planning, and more.

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With OSCR360, agencies can preserve the scene, organize the details, and help others better understand exactly what happened, where it happened, and why it matters.

Discover more about L-Tron

L-Tron has proudly supported law enforcement, government, and public safety agencies for over 25 years. Our team works closely with officers, investigators, prosecutors, and public safety professionals to develop and provide technology solutions built from their voice. Your Success is our Purpose.

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