A Florida judge has made history by wearing a virtual reality headset to examine an alleged crime scene.
Judge Andrew Siegel agreed to a defense request that he wear the headset to review a wedding venue where the owner allegedly pulled a gun on rowdy guests.
Why It Matters
As virtual reality technology advances, it could offer a more immersive experience in courtrooms, beyond the traditional CCTV and photos.
Artificial intelligence could also help to make the virtual reality experience more lifelike.
What To Know
Broward County Judge Andrew Siegel used a virtual reality headset, supplied by the defense, to view a wedding reception from the perspective of the owner, Miguel Albisu, who is on trial for aggravated assault. He is …