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AI-powered Detection of Parking Damages Based on Acceleration Sensor Data (PADAS)

In the PADAS project, we collaborate with Convadis to develop an AI-based method for detecting minor parking damages using acceleration sensor data. The aim is to distinguish real damage from false alarms.

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In the PADAS project, we are working with Convadis AG to develop an AI-based method for the automated detection of minor vehicle damages, such as those typically caused during parking or low-speed maneuvers. The approach is based on acceleration data collected by GPS and telematics modules installed in fleet vehicles.

The goal is to develop a machine learning model that reliably distinguishes actual damage events from harmless movements. While existing systems are capable of flagging anomalies, they often generate a high number of false alarms. The focus is on detecting small to medium damages, especially those that remain unreported by users.

The main challenge lies in data-driven modeling using a limited amount of labeled event data.

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Projectlead

Deputy Projectlead

Project team

Project partners

Convadis AG

Project status

ongoing, started 05/2025

Institute/Centre

Institute of Data Analysis and Process Design (IDP)

Funding partner

Innosuisse Innovationsscheck