About Us | Explico

Explico (eks-plí-cō) is a Latin word, which means to unfold, unfurl, disentangle, and solve.

Explico is a fast-growing firm that delivers premium scientific and engineering services in areas such as accident reconstruction, biomechanics, human factors, and much more. We use state-of-the-art tools and techniques to solve problems and convey findings in simple, concise terms.

Our multidisciplinary team consists of experienced experts in mechanical engineering, industrial engineering, biomechanics, accident reconstruction, and human factors who are equally comfortable in the boardroom, courtroom, or out in the field.

We serve clients nationwide from our Detroit, Denver, Chicago, Los Angeles, Tampa Bay, and Salt Lake City locations.

History

In 2013, Brian Weaver created Explico. It soon became apparent that it would take some help from his former colleagues if the vision of Explico was going to be realized. In 2014, Steve Rundell and Charlie Funk joined Explico. At this point, Explico was well-equipped to offer services in Traffic Accident Reconstruction and Biomechanics. In 2015, Steve Arndt joined the group, bringing his 20+ years of Human Factors expertise to Explico. In 2018, the Accident Reconstruction practice expanded to include Marine Accident Reconstruction, led by Wendy Sanders. At the onset of 2022, Explico merged with Luminous Forensics' Nathan Rose, Neal Carter, and Justin Holderness, from Denver, Colorado, expanding the Accident Reconstruction practice. Explico has grown to over 50 full-time personnel and expanded the capabilities offered and regions served. While Explico is much larger and more diverse than it was back in 2013, our vision has never changed - provide excellent service to our clients by pushing technological boundaries and communicating our findings effectively.

Mission Statement

Explico is dedicated to pursuing excellence as a scientific consulting firm through research and innovation, superior customer service, and by providing employees with a great environment for the development of their careers. Our craft is not a commodity that can simply be scaled to maximize profit. Our intent is to remain employee owned, to operate with the highest level of integrity and ethics, to pursue the health and growth of our employees and their families, and to elevate the entire profession.

2003-2009