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Collision Sciences provides an industry changing information intelligence product that enables scaleable and economical access to a new "collision and claim" data source. The solution provides key scientific data points for claim decision support from intake to settlement and enables accurate quantification of claim severity for assessing the probable outcome of both injuries and collision repair costs. The data source can be used for generating or qualifying anti-fraud (SIU) referrals, as evidence in tort claims, in underwriting, actuarial sciences and more. With the proprietary CrashScan app and an inexpensive On-Board Diagnostic (OBD) pocket adapter, we offer the world’s first cloud-based diagnostic solution that delivers both a "big data" source and expedited easy-to-read Recon/Biomechanical "black box data" reports for every claim file. Data collection uses a small device similar to a "telematics" car adapter, but data can be collected anytime post-collision, such as by field appraisers, adjusters or body repair shops. The reports feature predictive analytics and artificial intelligence to provide actionable insights that support decision making. Collision Sciences provides customizeable reports applicable to: • Accident Claims: providing proof of severity, fraud or liability; or, • Vehicle Purchase Inspections: providing consumer protection, through evidence of prior or unreported accident damage, and diagnostic defects Our solutions include: • Online platform for Crash Data Report Tracking & Order Management • Android/iOS mobile applications and SDKs for use with a Forensic pocket Adapter (Bluetooth OBDII), for use by police, field adjusters and investigators, collision repair/reporting centres, used car dealers, fleet operators, vehicle inspectors, auctions, vehicle remarketers • E-commerce site for public use (ship us airbag module for processing, or use mobile app with OBDII adpapter)

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