DB Insurance announced on September 28 that it will implement its self-developed "Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) Image AI Automatic Analysis Service" in its auto insurance contract operations.
The company has developed an AI model and integrated it into its internal systems, marking a first in the industry.
Initially, DB Insurance will apply this service to contracts related to ADAS discount policies, including Smart Cruise Control (SCC), Forward Collision Warning (FCA), Blind Spot Collision Warning (BCA), Lane Departure Warning (LKA), Head-Up Display (HUD), and Around View Monitor (AVM).
Previously, staff had to manually verify ADAS documentation images submitted by customers, which could be time-consuming, especially if the image quality was poor.
With the introduction of the AI automatic analysis service, the image verification process has been automated, enhancing both the speed of contract processing and the objectivity of the analysis. The company expects this will reduce the waiting time for customers' contracts.
During the development of the service, DB Insurance trained its AI model using over 70,000 documentation images and continuously refined it based on operational standards. A company representative stated, "We aim to enhance our professional capabilities and strengthen consumer protection through AI technology, providing a trusted insurance service."
The company has developed an AI model and integrated it into its internal systems, marking a first in the industry.
Initially, DB Insurance will apply this service to contracts related to ADAS discount policies, including Smart Cruise Control (SCC), Forward Collision Warning (FCA), Blind Spot Collision Warning (BCA), Lane Departure Warning (LKA), Head-Up Display (HUD), and Around View Monitor (AVM).
Previously, staff had to manually verify ADAS documentation images submitted by customers, which could be time-consuming, especially if the image quality was poor.
With the introduction of the AI automatic analysis service, the image verification process has been automated, enhancing both the speed of contract processing and the objectivity of the analysis. The company expects this will reduce the waiting time for customers' contracts.
During the development of the service, DB Insurance trained its AI model using over 70,000 documentation images and continuously refined it based on operational standards. A company representative stated, "We aim to enhance our professional capabilities and strengthen consumer protection through AI technology, providing a trusted insurance service."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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