William A Say

US Patent:

8311858, Nov 13, 2012

Filed:

Feb 17, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/399386

Inventors:

William Curtis Everett - Chagrin Falls OH, US
Richard Ashton Hutchinson - Chagrin Falls OH, US
William Andrew Say - Macedonia OH, US
Patrick Lawrence O'Malley - Kirtland OH, US
Dane Allen Shrallow - Solon OH, US
Raymond Scott Ling - Westlake OH, US
Robert John McMillan - Divide CO, US

Assignee:

Progressive Casualty Insurance Company - Mayfield Village OH

International Classification:

G06Q 40/00

US Classification:

705 4, 246 45, 340 103, 340438, 340439, 340576, 377 15, 455411, 4554565, 700274, 701 1, 701 296, 701 321, 701 322, 701 325, 701 332, 701 333, 701 337, 702127, 702142

Abstract:

A data logging device tracks the operation of a vehicle or driver actions. The device includes a storage device, which may be removable or portable, having a first memory portion that may be read from and may be written to in a vehicle and a second memory portion that may be read from and may be written to in the vehicle. The second memory portion may retain data attributes associated with the data stored in the first removable storage device. A processor reads data from an automotive bus that transfers data from vehicle sensors to other automotive components. The processor writes data to the first memory portion and the second memory portion that reflect a level of risk or safety. A communication device links the storage device to a network of computers. The communication device may be accessible through software that allows a user to access files.

US Patent:

20130013347, Jan 10, 2013

Filed:

Sep 14, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/617929

Inventors:

Raymond Scott Ling - Westlake OH, US
Richard Ashton Hutchinson - Chagrin Falls OH, US
William Andrew Say - Macedonia OH, US
Patrick Lawrence O'Malley - Kirtland OH, US
Dane Allen Shrallow - Solon OH, US
William Curtis Everett - Chagrin Falls OH, US
Robert John McMillan - Divide CO, US

Assignee:

Progressive Casualty Insurance Company - Mayfield Village OH

International Classification:

G06Q 40/08

US Classification:

705 4

Abstract:

A data logging device tracks the operation of a vehicle or driver actions. The device includes a storage device, which may be removable or portable, having a first memory portion that may be read from and may be written to in a vehicle and a second memory portion that may be read from and may be written to in the vehicle. The second memory portion may retain data attributes associated with the data stored in the first removable storage device. A processor reads data from an automotive bus that transfers data from vehicle sensors to other automotive components. The processor writes data to the first memory portion and the second memory portion that reflect a level of risk or safety. A communication device links the storage device to a network of computers. The communication device may be accessible through software that allows a user to access files.

US Patent:

20130013348, Jan 10, 2013

Filed:

Sep 14, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/618021

Inventors:

Raymond Scott Ling - Westlake OH, US
Richard Ashton Hutchinson - Chagrin Falls OH, US
William Andrew Say - Macedonia OH, US
Patrick Lawrence O'Malley - Kirtland OH, US
Dane Allen Shrallow - Solon OH, US
William Curtis Everett - Chagrin Falls OH, US
Robert John McMillan - Divide CO, US

Assignee:

Progressive Casualty Insurance Company - Mayfield Village OH

International Classification:

G06Q 40/08

US Classification:

705 4

Abstract:

A data logging device tracks the operation of a vehicle or driver actions. The device includes a storage device, which may be removable or portable, having a first memory portion that may be read from and may be written to in a vehicle and a second memory portion that may be read from and may be written to in the vehicle. The second memory portion may retain data attributes associated with the data stored in the first removable storage device. A processor reads data from an automotive bus that transfers data from vehicle sensors to other automotive components. The processor writes data to to the first memory portion and the second memory portion that reflect a level of risk or safety. A communication device links the storage device to a network of computers. The communication device may be accessible through software that allows a user to access files.