IP Library Granted Patent US 12,597,045
Granted Patent B2
US 12,597,045 · App. 18/065,971 · Granted Apr 7, 2026

Managing vehicle operator profiles based on telematics inferences

Inventor: Kenneth Jason Sanchez (San Francisco, CA)
Assignee: QUANATA, LLC
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Patent No.
US 12,597,045
App. No.
18/065,971
Granted
Apr 7, 2026
Kind
B2
Abstract

Method, system, device, and non-transitory computer-readable medium for data management. In some examples, a computer-implemented method includes: collecting a plurality of personal data sets continually; collecting a plurality of sensor data sets continually via one or more sensing modules; determining and continually updating one or more primary telematics inferences and one or more secondary telematics inferences; generating and continually updating a data profile; and listing and continually updating the data profile onto a telematics marketplace such that: the one or more primary telematics inferences is accessible by a first plurality of marketplace participants and a second plurality of marketplace participants, the first plurality of marketplace participants having a first subscription level and the second plurality of marketplace participants having a second subscription level; and the one or more secondary telematics inferences is accessible by the first plurality of marketplace participants and not by the second plurality of marketplace participants.

Claims (65)

1 . A computer-implemented method for data management, the computer-implemented method comprising:

collecting a plurality of personal data sets associated with a plurality of vehicle operators;

collecting a plurality of sensor data sets associated with the plurality of vehicle operators via a software development kit (SDK) commonly installed on mobile applications running on mobile devices of the plurality of vehicle operators, wherein collecting the plurality of sensor data sets comprises using the SDK to produce telematics data using one or more respective sensors of each of the mobile devices, wherein the one or more respective sensors comprise one or more of an accelerometer, a gyroscope, a magnetometer, or a global position system (GPS) sensor, wherein the telematics data is produced in a standardized format across the mobile devices of the plurality of vehicle operators to enable the telematics data to be shared in a uniform format sharable across a first plurality of marketplace participants and a second plurality of marketplace participants, wherein, upon detecting that the SDK is installed on two or more applications running on a same mobile device, the SDK is run on a first application of the two or more applications while the SDK is suspended on other applications of the two or more applications, and wherein the sensor data sets comprise at least one of location sensor data, orientation sensor data, acceleration sensor data, or velocity sensor data;

for each vehicle operator of the plurality of vehicle operators:

generating and updating an operator profile including a personal data set of the plurality of personal data sets associated with the vehicle operator;

determining and updating one or more primary telematics inferences based at least in part upon a sensor data set of the plurality of sensor data sets and the personal data set associated with the vehicle operator;

determining and updating one or more secondary telematics inferences based at least in part upon the sensor data set associated with the vehicle operator;

generating and updating a data profile including the one or more primary telematics inferences and the one or more secondary telematics inferences; and

listing and updating the data profile onto a telematics marketplace such that:

the one or more primary telematics inferences is accessible by the first plurality of marketplace participants and the second plurality of marketplace participants, the first plurality of marketplace participants having a first subscription level and the second plurality of marketplace participants having a second subscription level; and

the one or more secondary telematics inferences is accessible by the first plurality of marketplace participants and not by the second plurality of marketplace participants;

receiving, from a requesting party, a profile information request for a target operator profile associated with a target vehicle operator of the plurality of vehicle operators; and

transmitting, in response to the profile information request, the target operator profile to the requesting party.

2 . The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , wherein determining and updating the one or more primary telematics inferences includes:

determining and updating the one or more primary telematics inferences using one or more universal predictive models having a plurality of weights hidden to the first plurality of marketplace participants and the second plurality of marketplace participants.

3 . The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , wherein determining and updating the one or more secondary telematics inferences includes:

determining and updating the one or more secondary telematics inferences using one or more party-specific predictive models having a plurality of weights provided by a marketplace participant from which the party-specific predictive model is provided.

4 . The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , wherein the one or more primary telematics inferences includes one or more of an overall score, profitability score, a reliability score, a financial stability score, a financial reliability score, a demographic score, a mobility score, a predicted risk score, a predicted costs score, a predicted retention score, or a payment reliability score.

5 . The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , wherein the one or more secondary telematics inferences includes one or more of a period-specific profitability score, a period-specific reliability score, a period-specific financial stability score, a period-specific financial reliability score, a period-specific demographic score, a period-specific mobility score, a period-specific predicted risk score, a period-specific predicted costs score, a period-specific predicted retention score, or a period-specific payment reliability score.

6 . The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , wherein the one or more secondary telematics inferences includes one or more of an industry-specific profitability score, an industry-specific reliability score, an industry-specific financial stability score, an industry-specific financial reliability score, an industry-specific demographic score, an industry-specific mobility score, an industry-specific predicted risk score, an industry-specific predicted costs score, an industry-specific predicted retention score, or an industry-specific payment reliability score.

7 . The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , wherein the one or more secondary telematics inferences includes one or more of a use-specific profitability score, a use-specific reliability score, a use-specific financial stability score, a use-specific financial reliability score, a use-specific demographic score, a use-specific mobility score, a use-specific predicted risk score, a use-specific predicted costs score, a use-specific predicted retention score, or a use-specific payment reliability score.

8 . The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , wherein:

determining and updating the one or more primary telematics inferences includes using a universal predictive model having a plurality of weights determined by a marketplace administrator other than the one of the first plurality of marketplace participants or the second plurality of marketplace participants.

9 . The computer-implemented method of claim 8 , wherein the mobile applications include one or more of a system software application, an entertainment software application, a gaming software application, a navigation software application, or an environment software application.

10 . A computing system for data management, the computing system comprising:

one or more processors, and

a memory storing instructions that, upon execution by the one or more processors, cause the computing system to perform one or more processes including:

collecting a plurality of personal data sets associated with a plurality of vehicle operators;

collecting a plurality of sensor data sets associated with the plurality of vehicle operators via a software development kit (SDK) commonly installed on mobile applications running on mobile devices of the plurality of vehicle operators, wherein collecting the plurality of sensor data sets comprises using the SDK to produce telematics data using one or more respective sensors of each of the mobile devices, wherein the one or more respective sensors comprise one or more of an accelerometer, a gyroscope, a magnetometer, or a global position system (GPS) sensor, wherein the telematics data is produced in a standardized format across the mobile devices of the plurality of vehicle operators to enable the telematics data to be shared in a uniform format sharable across a first plurality of marketplace participants and a second plurality of marketplace participants, wherein, upon detecting that the SDK is installed on two or more applications running on a same mobile device, the SDK is run on a first application of the two or more applications while the SDK is suspended on other applications of the two or more applications, and wherein the sensor data sets comprise at least one of location sensor data, orientation sensor data, acceleration sensor data, or velocity sensor data;

for each vehicle operator of the plurality of vehicle operators:

generating and updating an operator profile including a personal data set of the plurality of personal data sets associated with the vehicle operator;

determining and updating one or more primary telematics inferences based at least in part upon a sensor data set of the plurality of sensor data sets and the personal data set associated with the vehicle operator;

determining and updating one or more secondary telematics inferences based at least in part upon the sensor data set associated with the vehicle operator;

generating and updating a data profile including the one or more primary telematics inferences and the one or more secondary telematics inferences; and

listing and updating the data profile onto a telematics marketplace such that:

the one or more primary telematics inferences is accessible by the first plurality of marketplace participants and the second plurality of marketplace participants, the first plurality of marketplace participants having a first subscription level and the second plurality of marketplace participants having a second subscription level; and

the one or more secondary telematics inferences is accessible by the first plurality of marketplace participants and not by the second plurality of marketplace participants;

receiving, from a requesting party, a profile information request for a target operator profile associated with a target vehicle operator of the plurality of vehicle operators; and

transmitting, in response to the profile information request, the target operator profile to the requesting party.

11 . The computer system of claim 10 , wherein, the determining and updating the one or more primary telematics inferences includes:

determining and updating the one or more primary telematics inferences using one or more universal predictive models having a plurality of weights hidden to the first plurality of marketplace participants and the second plurality of marketplace participants.

12 . The computer system of claim 10 , wherein determining and updating the one or more secondary telematics inferences includes:

determining and updating the one or more secondary telematics inferences using one or more party-specific predictive models having a plurality of weights provided by a marketplace participant from which the party-specific predictive model is provided.

13 . The computer system of claim 10 , wherein the one or more primary telematics inferences includes one or more of an overall score, profitability score, a reliability score, a financial stability score, a financial reliability score, a demographic score, a mobility save, a predicted risk save, a predicted costs score, a predicted retention score, or a payment reliability score.

14 . The computer system of claim 10 , wherein the one or more secondary telematics inferences includes one of more of a period-specific profitability score, a period-specific reliability score, a period-specific financial stability score, a period-specific financial reliability score, a period-specific demographic score, a period-specific mobility score, a period-specific predicted risk score, a period-specific predicted costs score, a period-specific predicted retention score, or a period-specific payment reliability score.

15 . The computer system of claim 10 , wherein the one or more secondary telematics inferences includes one or more of an industry-specific profitability score, an industry-specific reliability score, an industry-sped fie financial stability score, an industry-specific financial reliability save, an industry-specific demographic score, an industry-specific mobility score, an industry-specific predicted risk score, an industry-specific predicted costs score, an industry-specific predicted retention score, or an industry-specific payment reliability score.

16 . The computer system of claim 10 , wherein the one or more secondary telematics inferences includes one or more of a use-specific profitability score, a use-specific reliability score, a use-specific financial stability score, a use-specific financial reliability score, a use-specific demographic score, a use-specific mobility score, a use-specific predicted risk score, a use-specific predicted costs score, a use-specific predicted retention score, or a use-specific payment reliability score.

17 . The computer system of claim 10 , wherein

determining and updating the one or more primary telematics inferences includes using a universal predictive model having a plurality of weights determined by a marketplace administrator other than the one of the first plurality of marketplace participants or the second plurality of marketplace participants.

18 . The computer system of claim 17 , wherein the mobile applications include one or more of a system software application, an entertainment software application, a gaming software application, a navigation software application, or an environment software application.

19 . A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions for data management, the instructions upon execution by one or more processors of a computing system, cause the computing system to perform one or more processes including:

collecting a plurality of personal data sets associated with a plurality of vehicle operators;

collecting a plurality of sensor data sets associated with the plurality of vehicle operators via a software development kit (SDK) commonly installed on mobile applications running on mobile devices of the plurality of vehicle operators, wherein collecting the plurality of sensor data sets comprises using the SDK to produce telematics data using one or more respective sensors of each of the mobile devices, wherein the one or more respective sensors comprise one or more of an accelerometer, a gyroscope, a magnetometer, or a global position system (GPS) sensor, wherein the telematics data is produced in a standardized format across the mobile devices of the plurality of vehicle operators to enable the telematics data to be shared in a uniform format sharable across a first plurality of marketplace participants and a second plurality of marketplace participants, wherein, upon detecting that the SDK is installed on two or more applications running on a same mobile device, the SDK is run on a first application of the two or more applications while the SDK is suspended on other applications of the two or more applications, and wherein the sensor data sets comprise at least one of location sensor data, orientation sensor data, acceleration sensor data, or velocity sensor data;

for each vehicle operator of the plurality of vehicle operators:

generating and updating an operator profile including a personal data set of the plurality of personal data sets associated with the vehicle operator;

determining and updating one or more primary telematics inferences based at least in part upon a sensor data set of the plurality of sensor data sets and the personal data set associated with the vehicle operator;

determining and updating one or more secondary telematics inferences based at least in part upon the sensor data set associated with the vehicle operator;

generating and updating a data profile including the one or more primary telematics inferences and the one or more secondary telematics inferences; and

listing and updating the data profile onto a telematics marketplace such that:

the one or more primary telematics inferences is accessible by the first plurality of marketplace participants and the second plurality of marketplace participants, the first plurality of marketplace participants having a first subscription level and the second plurality of marketplace participants having a second subscription level; and

the one or more secondary telematics inferences is accessible by the first plurality of marketplace participants and not by the second plurality of marketplace participants;

receiving, from a requesting party, a profile information request for a target operator profile associated with a target vehicle operator of the plurality of vehicle operators; and

transmitting, in response to the profile information request, the target operator profile to the requesting party.

20 . The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 19 , wherein determining and updating the one or more primary telematics inferences includes:

determining and updating the one or more primary telematics inferences using one or more universal predictive models having a plurality of weights and biases hidden to the first plurality of marketplace participants and the second plurality of marketplace participants.

Assignments (2)
CHANGE OF NAME Recorded May 29, 2024
From: BLUEOWL, LLC
To: QUANATA, LLC
Reel/Frame 067558/0600 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded May 14, 2024
From: SANCHEZ, KENNETH JASON
To: BLUEOWL, LLC
Reel/Frame 067411/0926 →
Continuity (3)
Continuation PCTUS2021040320 · Jul 2, 2021
Provisional Application 63049052 · Jul 7, 2020
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