United Services Automobile Association (usaa)

Southwest Research Institute

Uipco, LLC

Daniel Christopher Bitsis, Jr

Manfred Amann

Michael J Maciolek

Robert Wiseman Simpson

Donnette Moncrief Brown

Emily Margaret Gray

Bobby Lawrence Mohs

Eric David Schroeder

Meredith Beveridge

Ashley Raine Philbrick

Justin Dax Haslam

Brian Francisco Shipley

Qunying Kou

Meredith Beveridge Lecocke

Yevgeniy Viatcheslavovich Khmelev

Ryan Thomas Russell

David Patrick Dixon

Oscar Guerra

Janelle Denice Dziuk

Jeffrey Neal Pollack

Bharat Prasad

Nolan Serrao

Snehal Desai

Joel S Hartshorn

Ronghua Wei

Jennifer Hunt Erickson

Jeanie Graciela Lopez

Michael P Bueche, Jr

Thomas Wayne Schwarz, Jr

Peter Mark Lee

Jianliang Lin

Prathik Meruva

Alexander Michlberger

Khanh D Cung

Zachary L Williams

Ahmed A Moiz

A system and method for warming an exhaust aftertreatment device of an internal combustion engine, the aftertreatment device being installed on an exhaust line of the engine. In one embodiment, the system has a recirculation loop in fluid communication with the exhaust line at two locations, a first location being upstream the aftertreatment device and a second location being downstream the aftertreatment device. A compressor or blower is located on the recirculation loop, operable to circulate air or an air/exhaust mix within the recirculation loop, into the exhaust line upstream the aftertreatment device, through the aftertreatment device, and back into the recirculation loop. A heater is located on the recirculation loop downstream of the compressor or blower and upstream the aftertreatment device and is operable to warm the flow within the recirculation loop.

Warm air recirculation for exhaust aftertreatment warmup of internal combustion engine

A system may include a router that may receive a plurality of data packets from one or more devices that communicatively couples to the router. The system may also include at least one processor that identifies an identity of a device based on a data packet received by the router from the device, generate an insurance policy that includes the device in response to identifying the identity of the device, and sends a notification indicative of the insurance policy to a computing device in response to generating the insurance policy.

Systems and methods for detecting items at a property

A method of determining a physical location for an address. The method includes receiving from a first global positioning system on a vehicle a first set of global positioning data indicative of a vehicle location. The method may also receive from a second global positioning system on a portable electronic device a second set of global positioning data indicative of a portable electronic device location. The method may also receive a set of location metadata associated with a picture. The method determines a residence location from the first set of global positioning data, the second set of global positioning data, or the set of location metadata. The method then associates the physical location to the address.

System and method for determining physical locations of addresses

A system may include a processor. The processor may perform operations including receiving multiple light patterns from multiple wireless devices. The operations may also include determining a location for each of the multiple wireless devices based at least in part on the multiple light patterns. Moreover, the operations may include pairing a first wireless device of the multiple wireless devices to the processor based at least in part on the location for each of the multiple wireless devices.

Systems and methods for detecting and connecting to a device in a vehicle

A tangible, non-transitory machine-readable medium includes machine-readable instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to receive historical driver data indicative of one or more physiological parameters of one or more drivers during one or more prior driving trips, receive historical position data indicative of a respective position of a respective vehicle driven by the one or more drivers during the one or more prior driving trips, establish a correlation between the historical driver data and the historical position data, and identify one or more low-stress road segments using the correlation between the historical driver data and the historical position data.

Systems and methods for routing vehicles

A post-disaster conditions monitoring system. The system may include a device processor; and a non-transitory computer readable medium including instructions executable by the device processor to perform the following steps: receiving a plurality of images from a plurality of personal devices in a geographic region; determining conditions in a geographic region based on the information received from the plurality of images; and preparing a map indicating the determined conditions within the geographic region.

Crowd-sourced imagery analysis of post-disaster conditions

A vehicle parking management system includes one or more processors configured to receive data indicative of one or more characteristics of one or more parking locations. The one or more processors is also configured to determine one or more recommended parking locations of the one or more parking locations based on the data and based on an input related to a vehicle. The one or more processors is further configured to output a recommendation of the one or more recommended parking locations via a display screen to a driver of the vehicle.

Parking management systems and methods

A pre-disaster banking system including a mobile conditions monitoring center including a vehicle having a system controller including: a device processor and a non-transitory computer readable medium including instructions to perform the following steps: receiving location data from a personal electronic device of a user; receiving forecast data regarding a predicted disaster; making a first determination, based on the received location data and the received forecast data, that the personal electronic device is located in an area that is expected to be affected by the predicted disaster; receiving banking information for the user; making a second determination that the user is scheduled to receive a payroll deposit that could be affected by the predicted disaster; and determining, based on the first determination and the second determination, a banking transaction to be executed for the user at a predetermined time relative to the predicted time of occurrence of the predicted disaster.

Pre-disaster education system

A post-disaster conditions monitoring system is disclosed. The system may include plurality of aircraft drones configured to take photographic images; a conditions monitoring center having a controller including a device processor and a non-transitory computer readable medium including instructions executable by the device processor to perform the following steps: receiving images from the plurality of aircraft drones in a geographic region; determining conditions in the geographic region based on the images received from the plurality of aircraft drones; and sending information regarding the determined conditions to one or more users of the system.

Post-disaster conditions monitoring system using drones

The present disclosure relates to monitoring data in and around a vehicle to predict anomalous, e.g., unsafe, road conditions, and using the data to suggest a corrective action to avoid the unsafe road conditions. A computing device receives information indicative of imagery, sound, or vehicle operation via sensors and/or cameras mounted in or near a vehicle. The information may be received via the vehicle itself or via a device. The computing device then determines whether there is an indication of an anomalous road condition. The computing device also receives vehicle operation data extracted from one or more vehicle sensors. The computing device then determines whether there is an indication of unsafe road conditions, and if there is, the computing device may output a notice or alert via a notification system to alert the driver.

Monitoring of data to predict road conditions

Systems and methods of the present disclosure include at least one building component detection sensor device configured to be deployed within (or proximate to) a building comprised of a plurality of building components. The at least one building component detection sensor device is configured to detect data relating to at least one building component of the plurality of building components. In addition, a building component property determination system includes a processor configured to execute instructions stored in memory to determine one or more properties of the at least one building component based at least in part on the data detected by the at least one building component detection sensor device.

Systems and methods for detecting properties relating to building components

A system may include a processor. The processor may be configured to receive a first indication indicative of presence of a person arriving at a location associated with a scheduled service. The process may also be configured to determine whether the first indication corresponds to an expected arrival time of the scheduled service. Additionally, the processor may receive activity data in response to determining that the indication corresponds to the expected arrival time. Further, the processor may receive a second indication indicative that the person has completed the scheduled service. Further still, the processor may determine whether the scheduled service is completed based at least in part on the activity data. Even further, the processor may transmit a service confirmation to a computing device associated with a property owner of the location in response to determining that the scheduled service is completed.

Systems and methods for confirming property services

A disaster preparation system may include a system controller, including a device processor, and a non-transitory computer readable medium including instructions executable by the device processor to perform the following steps: receiving location data from a personal electronic device of a user; receiving forecast data regarding a predicted disaster; making a determination of a preparatory action to be executed based on the location data and the forecast data; and executing the preparatory action at a predetermined time relative to the predicted time of the disaster. The computer readable medium may further include instructions for receiving vacancy data from a storage facility. In addition, the preparatory action may include coordinating an order of a moving service to move the user's belongings, and coordinating the order of the moving service may include determining a size of a moving vehicle based on the vacancy data received from the storage facility.

Disaster preparation system

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San Antonio, TX, United States of America

Daniel Christopher Bitsis, Jr