Patents by Inventor Juan Jose Alarcon Alcolea

Juan Jose Alarcon Alcolea has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Publication number: 20160292759
    Abstract: For determining an estimate of the collision damage to a car, a body part (3) of the car is displayed in a user interface (100). Through the user interface (100), input is received from the user for drawing on the body part (3) one or more damaged areas (4c, 5c). Specifically, the damaged areas (4c, 5c) are defined in each case by an outline of the damaged areas (4c, 5c), drawn on the body part (3) by way of a drawing tool (108, 108?), or as detected from an image. Subsequently, an estimate of the repair cost (C) and the repair time (T) is generated for the user, based on the damaged area (4c, 5c) drawn on the body part (3). Enabling the user to define the outlines of damaged areas (4c, 5c) makes it possible to define and estimate efficiently, flexibly, and accurately collision damage to a car.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 1, 2015
    Publication date: October 6, 2016
    Inventors: Jorge Fernando Gonzalez Miranda, Juan Jose Alarcon Alcolea
  • Publication number: 20150294419
    Abstract: For determining an estimate of the collision damage to a car, a body part (3) of the car is displayed in a user interface (100). Through the user interface (100), input is received from the user for drawing on the body part (3) one or more damaged areas (4c, 5c). Specifically, the damaged areas (4c, 5c) are defined in each case by an outline of the damaged areas (4c, 5c), drawn on the body part (3) by way of a drawing tool (108, 108?), or as detected from an image. Subsequently, an estimate of the repair cost (C) and the repair time (T) is generated for the user, based on the damaged area (4c, 5c) drawn on the body part (3). Enabling the user to define the outlines of damaged areas (4c, 5c) makes it possible to define and estimate efficiently, flexibly, and accurately collision damage to a car.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 25, 2011
    Publication date: October 15, 2015
    Inventors: Jorge Fernando Gonzalez Miranda, Juan Jose Alarcon Alcolea