3D-ID, a well-known, flexible java-based geometric morphometric tool, was created in 2009 to help Forensic Anthropologists and Medical Examiners assess the sex and/or ancestral affiliation of unknown remains using cranial landmarks.
At Revware, we believe this work to be critical, and are pleased to collaborate with one of the developers of 3D-ID, Dr. Ann Ross, and her team.
As the curators of 3D-ID for the Anthropology community, it's our goal to enhance the capabilities of this and other forensic applications wherever possible.
3D-ID and LaMP will always be FREE tools. However, if you wish to support the ongoing maintenance and updates to 3D-ID, contact us to find out how!
LaMP Landmark Processor
For 3D-ID
To streamline the process of gathering 3D landmarks, Revware has developed the LaMP™ Landmark Processing Tool. A version of LaMP is now built directly into 3D-ID for cranial landmark gathering.
LaMP visually guides users through the collection of cranial landmark data easily, reducing transcription errors and increasing the accuracy and speed at which the user can gather necessary information.