Abstract: A computer implemented service for identifying and classifying damage. The algorithm may be implemented on a device, such as a computer or mobile device, or on a remote server. The remote server may be a website or cloud-based platform. A user may access the service by sending a request to the remote server including an image, video, or live feed containing an item to be inspected. The service may identify and classify any damage found on the item. The output of the service may include the location of the damaged item, a determination of the presence of damage, a certainty level of this determination, and a heatmap indicating the areas of the image that are most likely to contain damage. The output of the service may be stored on a remote server or may be integrated into existing damage reporting systems.

Abstract: A computer implemented service for identifying and classifying damage. The algorithm may be implemented on a device, such as a computer or mobile device, or on a remote server. The remote server may be a website or cloud-based platform. A user may access the service by sending a request to the remote server including an image, video, or live feed containing an item to be inspected. The service may identify and classify any damage found on the item. The output of the service may include the location of the damaged item, a determination of the presence of damage, a certainty level of this determination, and a heatmap indicating the areas of the image that are most likely to contain damage. The output of the service may be stored on a remote server or may be integrated into existing damage reporting systems.

Abstract: A system to digitally scan an object in three dimensions is disclosed. The system includes a server system, a memory system, a website and a scanner that scans an object and transfers any number of scanner data to the memory system, the scanner data resides on the digitally scan an object in three dimensions non-transitory storage media and includes any number of object dimensions such as length, width and height of the object, a three-dimensional object file and any number of raw video or any number of images of the object. The system includes a corresponding method for digitally scanning an object in three dimensions and a non-transitory computer storage media having instructions stored thereon which, when executed, execute the method for digitally scanning an object in three dimensions.

Abstract: A device, system, and method for leveling a load may be provided. The system may utilize load sensors to monitor the weight allocation of a load in a vehicle or trailer. The system may further include air bag suspension configured to inflate or deflate based on the weight allocation. The air bag suspension may use at least one compressed air tank, actuator, and dump valve. A computer control module may receive all of the data from the load sensors, calculate the adjustments to the suspension necessary to level the load or compensate for shifts in the load.

Abstract: A system to digitally scan an object in three dimensions is disclosed. The system includes a server system, a memory system, a website and a scanner that scans an object and transfers any number of scanner data to the memory system, the scanner data resides on the digitally scan an object in three dimensions non-transitory storage media and includes any number of object dimensions such as length, width and height of the object, a three-dimensional object file and any number of raw video or any number of images of the object. The system includes a corresponding method for digitally scanning an object in three dimensions and a non-transitory computer storage media having instructions stored thereon which, when executed, execute the method for digitally scanning an object in three dimensions.

Abstract: A device, system, and method for leveling a load may be provided. The system may utilize load sensors to monitor the weight allocation of a load in a vehicle or trailer. The system may further include air bag suspension configured to inflate or deflate based on the weight allocation. The air bag suspension may use at least one compressed air tank, actuator, and dump valve. A computer control module may receive all of the data from the load sensors, calculate the adjustments to the suspension necessary to level the load or compensate for shifts in the load.