Car body scanning equipment debuts at European insurance industry exhibition
New Tech Automotive Technology (NTA) has showcased its new car body scanning equipment at the European insurance industry exhibition. The technology utilizes AI and computer vision to quickly and accurately identify vehicle damage.
New Tech Automotive Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. recently presented its new car body scanning equipment at the European insurance industry exhibition "Messekongress Schadenmanagement & Assistance" in Bruchsal, Germany.
The equipment is designed to streamline the assessment of vehicle damage and the processing of insurance claims. European insurance companies face stringent and labor-intensive assessment requirements, often exacerbated by periods of high accident rates, leading to staffing pressures. NTA's scanning equipment aims to replace manual inspection and alleviate these issues.
Utilizing computer vision and artificial intelligence, the technology can rapidly detect defects on car bodies. The system identifies various types of damage and their severity, contributing to a more standardized and accurate damage assessment process. NTA states this enhances diagnostic precision and transparency.
New Tech Automotive Technology has a history of developing AI-driven vehicle inspection solutions, including those focused on used car merchandising and damage detection. The company intends to provide global markets with solutions that accelerate and simplify vehicle assessment procedures.