Identifying flood damage to an indoor environment using a virtual representation
AssigneeYembo, Inc.
InventorsAnoop JAKKA, Siddharth MOHAN, Devin WALTMAN, Marc EDER, Maciej HALBER, Zachary RATTNER
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AssigneeYembo, Inc.
InventorsAnoop JAKKA, Siddharth MOHAN, Devin WALTMAN, Marc EDER, Maciej HALBER, Zachary RATTNER
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Disclosed is a method for using a virtual representation of an indoor environment to identify contents that have been damaged (e.g., by flooding). A virtual representation of a physical scene of an indoor environment is processed to identify a list of contents in the physical scene. The virtual representation may include 2-dimensional representations of the physical scene (e.g., images or video) or a 3-dimensional representation of the physical scene (e.g., 3D digital model). A reference line is determined in the virtual representation that is indicative of a maximum vertical extent of the damage in the physical scene. The position of the reference line is compared with the position of the identified contents in the virtual representation to determine contents that are likely to be damaged. For example, the contents that are at or below a plane represented by the reference line in the virtual representation may be identified as damaged.
A method for identifying damage in an indoor environment by analyzing a virtual model representative of the indoor environment, the method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause operations comprising:
A system comprising:
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