ProovStation unveils the 360° AI-powered scanner that can inspect a vehicle in seconds!

ProovStation, pioneer in Artificial Intelligence-assisted automated vehicle valuation, upgrades the rental car industry by massively deploying its 360° AI-powered car inspection scanner. 28+ million scans have already been performed throughout the US and worldwide. Boosted by AI, the ProovStation scanner automatically inspects the car’s exterior during the check-in and check-out process and generates a complete damage report withing seconds.

Say goodbye to the frustrating, manual and time-consuming process which is nothing but source of tension for both the dealers and their customers. ProovStation brings transparency and trust back into the car rental industry with a 100% automated, transparent and accurate solution. Welcome to a new era of worry-free car rental!

Have you been charged for car rental damage you didn’t cause? One of the most annoying parts of renting a car is the inspection. When a person is in a hurry to catch a flight, checking the car for damage at the rental lot can seem to take forever. As a result, customers are wary, car rentals lose millions of dollars each year in undetected damages and, on average, they waste 100+ hours/month in inspecting cars. Comes in, the AI-powered super car scanner developed by ProovStation.

ProovStation: Fully transparent and straightforward car inspection, no scam!

From dents, dings or scratches, obtaining a full damage report using the top-notch ProovStation scanner requires nothing more than driving through it. Pre-checkout, 300 "before images" are saved and can be used in claims if needed. After drop-off, relevant damages are identified, pertinent ones are classified, and data is linked to previous scans to ensure new damages are flagged. Customers benefit from an accurate, fair and transparent vehicle inspection process. And, for the car rental company, this means improving the flow in & out of their site and saving hundreds of hours per month of time spent in inspection or liability discussions that dealers can dedicated to other high value-added tasks. It’s a win-win!

Gabriel Tissandier, co-founder and GM of ProovStation, adds, “We are proud to unveil our AI-powered car inspection scanners that aims to transform the car rental experience in the US by offering a simple, fast, transparent, secure and easily accessible service. The international deployment of our scanner is a great recognition and further proof of the relevance of our service and technology for these markets”.

From the ProovStation AI super scanners…

Leveraging more than 5 years of R&D, the ProovStation scanner is based on a unique technology that combines a new generation AI, NVIDIA graphics cards and a state-of-the-art optronic system (8 cameras, 4K definition) to perform a 360° scan of the car within seconds. More than 300 HD images are taken and analyzed by its algorithms before completing a diagnosis. Covering all angles, the scanner can identity the damages and automatically generates a report which includes vehicle information, damage list and tire information. All reports are timestamped, geolocated & secure. ProovStation brings a new standard to the industry, ensuring transparency and drastically saving time for anybody looking to rent their car.

…To the ProovStation factory for the world!

ProovStation has already equipped major airports and train stations, including Altanta and Fort Lauderdale in the US, Gare de Lyon (Paris) and Orly Airport in France, and Dusseldorf Airport in Germany.

To meet the growing demand, the company, which has recently opened offices in Miami, has launched an industrial factory in France with a capacity to produce 50 stations per month. The scanners can be shipped in <7 days anywhere in the US & EMEA, take one day to install and serve car rental companies and their customers for years. In 2024, several more scanners will be installed throughout the continent and worldwide, including Miami, Orlando, Maui, Nashville, Charlotte in the US, Manchester in the UK, Amsterdam in Netherlands and Rome in Italy.

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