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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 12, 2013
Filed:
Aug. 28, 2006
Craig Denson, San Diego, CA (US);
Craig Denson, San Diego, CA (US);
DriveCam, Inc., San Diego, CA (US);
Abstract
Valid driving events and non-events are identified, and detailed information is stored for valid events. Valid events are those captured driving events that are essential to testing of a driver's risky behavior. Remaining captured events which are not identified as involving risky behavior are non-events. At least one event capture device captures location, trigger force, images, and other information that collectively comprise an event. An event detector compares the captured event data to previously created non-event profiles and determines whether the captured event is a non-event. An abbreviated record is created for each identified non-event. For valid driving events, detailed driving event records are created. The records are stored at an evaluation server and are accessible to an analysis station for scoring and review.