2023 – 2026
Automated Vehicle Damage Assessment
Ensemble computer-vision system that detects vehicle damage and missing parts for insurance claims - 90% damage-detection accuracy.
- Computer Vision
- Self-Supervised
- PyTorch
- TensorRT
- AzureML
At XA Group I led full-stack development of the deep learning systems behind automated motor-insurance claims: given photos of a vehicle, the system detects and localises damage and identifies missing parts so claims can be assessed without a manual inspection.
The solution is an ensemble of computer-vision models. To keep labelling affordable I built self-supervised learning pipelines that pre-train on unlabelled claim images, so far fewer annotated examples are needed for each new damage type.
After deployment I owned the models in production - monitoring for data drift and retraining when the incoming data distribution shifted. Models were optimised with TensorRT for inference.
Highlights
- 90% damage-detection accuracy
- 45% reduction in manual inspection costs
- 30% annual reduction in annotation costs via self-supervised pre-training
- Drift monitoring and retraining with AzureML and MLflow