United Services Automobile Association (usaa)

Victoria A Santos

Carlos J P Chavez

Andrea Richardson

Donna Moncrief Brown

David James

Cleburne Robinson Burgess

An augmented reality structural assessment system may include a display device, at least one sensor configured to generate image data from a structure, and a processor. The processor may receive the image data that represents one or more portions of the structure and receive motion data representative of a number of steps traversed by a user about the structure. The processor may generate a visualization of a scenario related to structural damage to the one or more portions of the structure of the image data. The visualization may be presented to a user via the display device, such that the visualization augments a view of the structure via the display device to include the one or more dimensions. The processor may then receive input data regarding one or more assessments of damage to the structure corresponding to the scenario, the image data, and the one or more dimensions, and store the data regarding one or more assessments of damage in a storage component. The processor may then generate a policy quote based in part on the one or more assessments.

Systems and methods for employing augmented reality in appraisal and assessment operations

An augmented reality structural assessment system may include a display device, at least one sensor configured to generate image data from a structure, and a processor. The processor may receive the image data that represents one or more portions of the structure and receive motion data representative of a number of steps traversed by a user about the structure. The processor may generate a visualization of a scenario related to based on a scenario related to structural damage to the one to the one or more portions of the structure of the image data. The visualization may be presented to a user via the display device, such that the visualization augments a view of the structure via the display device to include the one or more dimensions. The processor may then receive input data regarding one or more assessments of damage to the structure corresponding to the scenario, the image data, and the one or more dimensions, and store the data regarding one or more assessments of damage in a storage component. The processor may then generate a policy quote based in part on the one or more assessments.

A system may include a headset display, a processor, and one or more image sensors configured to acquire property image data representative of a property determined to be damaged. The processor may receive the property image data and determine dimension data associated with the property using one or more optical sensors configured to measure a distance between two or more points on the property. The processor may then generate a visualization indicative of the dimension data and identify one or more documents associated with the property based on a detection of one or more key words. The processor may then generate one or more additional visualizations based on the one or more documents, generate overlaid visualizations by overlaying the visualization and the one or more additional visualizations on the property image data, and present the overlaid visualizations and the property image data via the headset display.

Systems and methods for employing augmented reality in appraisal operations

An augmented reality structural assessment system may include a display device, at least one sensor configured to generate image data from a structure, and a processor. The processor may receive the image data that represents one or more portions of the structure and generate a visualization of a scenario related to structural damage to the one or more portions of the structure. The visualization may be presented via the display device, such that the visualization augments a view of the structure via the display device. The processor may then receive input data regarding one or more assessments of damage to the structure corresponding to the scenario and the image data and store the data regarding one or more assessments of damage in a storage component.

A system may include a display and a processor. The processor may receive environment image data representative of an environment and audio data correlated to a portion of the environment image data. The processor may then identify the portion of the environment image data based on the audio data and detect, within the portion of the environment image data, property image data corresponding to one or more pieces of property. The processor may then determine whether the one or more pieces of property are damaged based on a comparison of the property image data and a plurality of images stored in an image database, generate a visualization indicative of damage to the one or more pieces of property, overlay the visualization on the portion of the environment image data, and present the visualization and the portion of the environment image data in the display.

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