State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company

Christopher Robert Galante

Rebecca Ann Little

Techniques include generating an electronic insurance claim statement. First three-dimensional image data representing an environment and a first plurality of objects disposed within the environment at a first time, is received at the first time. Second three-dimensional image data, representing the environment at a second time, is received at the second time. A difference is determined between the first three-dimensional image data and the second three-dimensional image data. An object is identified based at least in part on the difference. An electronic device displays a three-dimensional image of the environment based at least in part on at least one of the first and second three-dimensional image data, including a three-dimensional rendering of the object. An input is received and the electronic insurance claim statement is generated, including at least an identification of the object and an indication of the difference, based at least in part on the input.

Insurance claim generation

Techniques include receiving image data representing an environment. Based at least in part on the image data, an identity of at least one object disposed within the environment is determined. Based at least in part on the image data, an image is displayed on an electronic device. The image includes a three-dimensional representation of at least a portion of the environment, a three-dimensional representation of the at least one object, and a three-dimensional representation of an assistant providing a request related to the at least one object. A first input is received from a user of the electronic device and based at least in part on the request. An object list is generated based at least in part on the first input and the identity of the at least one object, the list including the at least one object.

Insurance inventory and claim generation

Described herein are techniques to facilitate vehicular incident reenactment using three-dimensional (3D) representations. The techniques include presenting an image including 3D representations of one vehicle and one non-vehicular object related to a vehicular incident. The operations further include providing a message that requests manipulation of the 3D representations to reenact the vehicular incident. The operations further include receiving input and generating a 3D reenactment of the vehicular incident that includes the 3D representations of the at least one vehicle and at least one non-vehicular object.

Vehicular incident reenactment using three-dimensional (3D) representations

Techniques for generating an insurance claim include receiving pupil data from an electronic device. The pupil data indicates a gaze direction of a user. Environment information is received from the electronic device, including point cloud data representing an environment in which the electronic device is currently disposed and a plurality of objects located within the environment. The techniques include determining an identity of an object of the plurality of objects based at least in part on the gaze direction and the environment information. The techniques include receiving, from the electronic device and via the network, information indicative of an input provided by the user, the input corresponding to the object, and comprising at least one of a first user utterance or a hand gesture. The techniques include generating an insurance claim based at least in part on the information and on the identity of the object.

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Mesa, AZ, United States of America

Christopher Robert Galante