01 / LOCATION
Ground the scene.
Calibrate geometry using latitude and longitude reference points, with documented source measurements and uncertainty. Model intersections, signals, buildings, terrain and obstacles.
A Quext Interactive Technologies concept
Planned Windows software
AutoQuextBring the scene
into view.
Complex events.
Clearer perspectives.
AutoQuext is planned Windows Forms software for attorneys and qualified experts to visualize accident and injury scenes, explore investigation questions, and prepare presentations for court, arbitration and mediation.
Explore the planned experienceConcept overview. The software is not currently available.
Understand the setting.
Examine the assumptions.
01 / The planned scene
The roadway is only
part of the story.
A useful reconstruction needs context. AutoQuext's planned scene tools would bring the location, people, vehicles and conditions into one reviewable model.
02 / VEHICLES
Respect the dimensions.
Use appropriate vehicle dimensions and mass, document the selected values, and distinguish measured information from estimates and assumptions.
03 / PEOPLE
Include the human context.
Place pedestrians and cyclists alongside vehicles to examine positions, sightlines and interactions within an accident or injury scene.
04 / CONDITIONS
Explore what changes.
Consider road surfaces, weather, terrain, braking and skid evidence. Planned analysis would expose its inputs and assumptions for expert review.
A model's usefulness depends on the quality of its evidence, measurements, assumptions and validation.
02 / Planned perspectives
Change the view.
Keep the context.
Explore spatial relationships from above, from within the scene, and from a driver's position. Each planned view would share the same underlying scene and documented assumptions.
Read the layout.
A top-down view for positions, distances, trajectories and the relationships between scene elements.
Explore the surroundings.
Adjustable cameras for scene geometry, obstructions and sightlines, with perspective and field of view made explicit.
Take every vehicle's perspective.
Planned manual driving of every vehicle from its driver's viewpoint would support scenario exploration. A chosen drive-through would remain an illustrative scenario, rather than proof of the actual event.
A CLEARER PRESENTATION
A planned clean second-monitor view would help legal teams present a scene in court, arbitration or mediation while keeping working controls on the primary display.
Planned capability03 / Planned workflow
From reference points
to a reviewable account.
The intended workflow connects visual clarity with a traceable record. Qualified professionals would remain responsible for interpreting the evidence and evaluating the resulting model.
- Evidence & provenance
Establish the record.
Document evidence provenance, reference points, measurements and source limitations. Keep original evidence distinguishable from modeled or illustrative material.
- Scene & assumptions
Build the setting.
Calibrate the scene, select appropriate vehicle specifications, and record geometry, conditions and assumptions for review.
- Scenarios & uncertainty
Explore the questions.
Compare views and alternative scenarios. Identify what the evidence supports, what remains uncertain, and where further investigation is needed.
- Expert review & presentation
Review before presenting.
Have qualified experts examine inputs, methods, limitations and conclusions. Preserve those distinctions in any presentation prepared for a legal proceeding.
04 / Responsible development
Make the assumptions
visible.
A compelling image can explain a theory. It cannot, on its own, establish what happened.
The planned product would support investigation and communication. It would not replace expert judgment, establish causation, or determine legal admissibility.
Methods must be tested.
AutoQuext has no claimed or validated accuracy. Analytical methods, calibration, uncertainty and any future results would need appropriate testing and expert review before reliance.
Show where information comes from.
The intended approach records sources and separates observations, estimates, hypotheses and illustrative scenarios. A visualization should not imply a certainty the record does not support.
Protect the people behind the record.
Future shared scenarios would require privacy review. Removing names alone does not guarantee anonymity, especially when locations or event details could identify people.
05 / Development direction
A foundation.
Then a wider perspective.
These are planned directions, with no announced release dates. Availability and scope would depend on development, validation, expert input and privacy review.
Windows scene visualization
Calibrated scenes, vehicle specifications, 2D and 3D cameras, manual driver-perspective exploration of every vehicle, and clean second-monitor presentation.
Structured investigation support
Organize investigation questions and possible-cause hypotheses with supporting and conflicting evidence, explicit uncertainty and expert review. Hypotheses would remain propositions to examine.
A privacy-reviewed scenario library
Generalized or synthetic scenarios for learning and comparison, with restricted geographic data and privacy-safe aggregate insights into intersections and road conditions.
Event counts are not exposure-adjusted risk. Correlations do not establish cause. Future geographic summaries would need clear data coverage and limitations.
Before you go
A few clear answers.
Can I use AutoQuext today?
No. AutoQuext is planned software. This page explains the concept and development direction; it offers no download, purchase or release date.
Do I need an account to read this page?
No. This overview is public. All future AutoQuext software users are intended to have a Quext ID. No AutoQuext account or sign-in capability is being offered here.
Would a visualization be admissible in a legal proceeding?
This page makes no legal-admissibility claim. Any proposed use would depend on the evidence, methods, expert review, applicable requirements and the decision of the relevant forum.
Can I send case evidence through this page?
No. This informational page does not collect case files or evidence. Use Quext's existing company contact navigation for general product questions, and do not send confidential case information through it.
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Clarity starts
with good questions.
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