Systems and methods for self-service recycling of automotive parts
AssigneeRow52, LLC
InventorsJon Mikelonis, Chirag Asaravala, Duane Allen Massie, Nicholas Charles Karras
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AssigneeRow52, LLC
InventorsJon Mikelonis, Chirag Asaravala, Duane Allen Massie, Nicholas Charles Karras
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Systems and methods for self-service recycling are provided. In particular, some embodiments include graphical user interfaces and backend systems that allow users to engage in remote inquiries of available salvage automotive parts in salvage yards. A user makes a request for a type of recyclable assembly. Examples of types of recyclable assemblies include, but are not limited to, automobiles, tractors, electronic devices, home appliances, and vending machines. The request is compared to a database of end-of-life vehicles across a number of salvage yards. When a salvage yard is identified as having the specified end-of-life vehicle, local parts pullers who are on site are notified and a communication channel between the parts puller and the user is initiated. This is facilitated through geofencing and location aware devices. Using this information, the user can determine if any of the identified parts remain on the vehicle and may purchase the parts from the SSAR facility for resale. The system then assists the user in creating descriptions for postings on the Internet and/or otherwise connecting the user with potential purchasers.
A method for mobile device monitoring of an end-of-life vehicle (ELV) salvage network utilizing salvage pickers to verify available components on ELVs comprising:
A method for mobile device monitoring of an end-of-life vehicle (ELV) salvage network utilizing salvage pickers to verify available components on ELVs comprising:
A system for mobile device monitoring of an end-of-life vehicle (ELV) salvage network utilizing salvage pickers to verify available components on ELVs comprising:
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