Liberty Mutual Insurance Company

Brian Stephen Piccolo

Courtney Taryn Quinn

Normand Francis Olean, Jr

Guy Michael Mabry

Michael Scott Fox

Christopher Allen Capone

Matthew Ryan George

Khamla Saenglongma

Daniel Carey Bernstein

Christopher Ralph Tassone

Home telematics devices are engineered to identify unique device signatures for all appliances, fixtures, and so on that generate voltage noise, pressure waves, and acoustic responses throughout a property. The device signatures comprise the inventory of devices in the insured's home and are used to create an electronic record of the devices that assists him in filing a claim with an insurer that is quick and easy after a theft or total loss. Using the device signatures provided by home telematics devices' sensing an itemization technology, fraud detection is also possible. Additionally, analytics software predicts possible failure by analyzing the device signatures.

Home telematics devices and insurance applications

Methods, systems, computer program products, and apparatus relating to an item inventory and item replacement are provided. In one embodiment a method for automatic processing of an insurance claim is provided. The method comprises (a) receiving one or more item indicators, each item indicator associated with an item in an insurance claim for an insured party; (b) for a particular item indicator of the one or more item indicators, automatically identifying an item listing associated with the particular item indicator from an item inventory, the item listing identified based at least in part on the particular item indicator; and (c) indicating the item listing as a replacement item for the particular item. Indicating the item listing as a replacement item for the particular item comprises adding the item listing to an electronic shopping cart.

Item inventory and item replacement

A vehicle is engineered in which a piece of hardware, an in-vehicle display, is installed and through which an insured may interface with various insurance modules. The in-vehicle display presents various pieces of graphical user interface to assist the insured in operating the vehicle depending on driving exigencies and circumstances, so as to improve vehicle technologies.

Generating graphical presentations for in-vehicle displays

Software, hardware, and/or combinations thereof are provided for facilitating augmented reality presentations, which dynamically augment or enhance (images or live video of) the real world with computer-generated data (e.g., graphics of virtual objects) to facilitate insurance applications. Through the use of a mobile device (e.g., phone, tablet, and eyewear), augmented reality applications are engineered to allow an insurer to enhance the experiences of customers and prospects across sales, service, and claims.

Augmented reality insurance applications

Pieces of software and pieces of hardware are suitable for facilitating augmented reality, which dynamically augments or enhances (images or live video of) the real world with computer-generated data (e.g., graphics of virtual objects) to facilitate insurance applications. Through the use of a mobile device (e.g., phone, tablet, and eyewear), embedded computer into body, or desktop, the augmented reality applications are engineered to allow an insurer to enhance the experiences of customers and prospects across sales, service and claims.

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Boston, MA, United States of America

Brian Stephen Piccolo