Autonomous vehicle damage and salvage assessment
AssigneeState Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
InventorsBlake Konrardy, Scott T. Christensen, Gregory Hayward, Scott Farris
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AssigneeState Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
InventorsBlake Konrardy, Scott T. Christensen, Gregory Hayward, Scott Farris
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Methods and systems for assessing, detecting, and responding to malfunctions involving components of autonomous vehicle and/or smart homes are described herein. Autonomous operation features and related components can be assessed using direct or indirect data regarding operation. Such assessment may be performed to determine the condition of components for salvage following a collision or other loss-event. To this end, the information regarding a plurality of components may be received. A component of the plurality of components may be identified for assessment. Assessment may including causing test signals to be sent to the identified component. In response to the test signal, one or more responses may be received. The received response may be compared to an expected response to determine whether the identified component is salvageable.
A computer-implemented method of assessing salvage potential for an autonomous vehicle following damage to the autonomous vehicle, comprising:
A computer system configured to assess salvage potential for an autonomous vehicle following damage to the autonomous vehicle, comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing processor-executable instructions, that when executed cause one or more processors to:
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