3D Printing To Solve Crimes

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“3D Printing to Solve Crimes” is one of my series of courses on 3D printing and law enforcement. This course describes ways that 3D is being used to help law enforcement, and covers using 3D printed models for crime scene modeling, getting convictions, aiding investigations, identifying victims, examining evidence, fingerprints and palm prints, training, and whether law enforcement agencies should do it themselves or farm it out.

About the Instructor

John Hornick

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John was a partner in the Washington, D.C. office of the Finnegan IP law firm (one of the largest IP firms in the world) for 25 years. John founded Finnegan’s 3D Printing Working Group and advised clients about how 3D printing may affect their businesses. John frequently speaks and writes on 3D printing and has been recognized as a thought leader in this space. He is the author of the book, 3D Printing Will Rock the World, which won a Silver Award from the Nonfiction Authors Association and 4.5 stars from IndieReader, has been called a “must-read” offering “rare insight into how 3D printing is redefining what can be designed and manufactured,” and was Selected for the U.S. Special Operations Command’s 2017 Reading List (think Delta Force and Navy Seals) in the Disruptive Technology Category. John also educates the law enforcement community on 3D printing-related risks and benefits.