: Analysts can animate a device’s general movement over time, making it easier to track a suspect's path before, during, and after an event.

: Access the internal CASTViz Guide via the "Help" button in the bottom right of the program.

Making changes during principal photography is incredibly expensive. CastViz helps teams catch logistical and creative issues before a single camera arrives on set.

Castviz solves a different, more urgent problem:

One of the biggest friction points in traditional software is the import/export loop. You design in SolidWorks or Inventor, export as STEP, import to simulation, mesh, solve, and then realize you need to move a gate by 2mm. You must delete the mesh, go back to CAD, remodel, and restart.

: A single week of cellular activity from a target device can generate thousands of data points, including tower IDs, azimuth angles, time stamps, and connection types (calls, texts, data usage).

Build and approve virtual sets before spending money on materials.

by automating the parsing, organization, and visual mapping of complex Call Detail Records (CDRs) into actionable geographic intelligence. Developed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Cellular Analysis Survey Team (CAST), this specialized Geographic Information System (GIS) has become an indispensable tool for law enforcement officers (LEOs), analysts, and investigators. By transforming dense spreadsheets of cellular tower data into interactive maps and timelines, it removes the manual bottleneck of traditional geo-location tracking.

CastViz produces clear, annotated visuals that non-specialists (managers, customers, shop floor staff) can understand at a glance. This improves communication and reduces misinterpretation.

: Quickly imports complex csv or Excel files containing cell-site and call data.

Simulate exact lens focal lengths, sensor sizes, and depth-of-field variations.

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