Lotwize

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The Lotwize Headlight Identification Model Benchmark

The identifier looks your photo up in a library of 308,084 headlight photos. We checked 1,640 headlights by hand to get these scores.

1,640

headlights we checked by hand, then ran through the identifier

How we measure
FieldAccuracy on parts verified by hand

Side

99.9%

n 1,630

Make

99.8%

n 1,630

Bulb type

99.7%

n 1,437

Model

99.6%

n 1,630

Optic

99.4%

n 1,558

Year range

99.3%

n 1,630

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Measured on 1,640 headlights checked by hand across 37 makes, from a set of real listing photos, and scored on 1,630 of them. A label counts as right when the model filled it in correctly, or when the dropdown it gave you holds the right answer. The n beside each label is how many headlights it is measured on: bulb type and optic leave out the ones a photo cannot settle. Your results depend on photo quality, orientation and how much of your vehicle’s generation we have seen. Figures from 8 November 2026.

The Lotwize Rear Light Assembly Identification Model Benchmark

In development

The identifier looks your photo up in a library of 258,491 rear light photos. These scores come from 1,008 rear light assemblies we checked by hand.

1,008

rear light assemblies we checked by hand, then ran through the identifier

1,030 anchors: hand-checked rear lights the identifier matches against

How we measure
FieldAccuracy on parts verified by hand

Part type

99.3%

n 1,008

Make

99.1%

n 1,008

Bulb type

98.4%

n 182

Model

97.4%

n 1,008

Side

97.3%

n 1,008

Position

95.2%

n 1,008

Year range

94.0%

n 1,008

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Expect to answer several dropdowns on each rear identification.

Anything the model is not sure of comes to you as a dropdown, so your title is always complete. Most suitable for common parts.

While it is in development, a rear light identification costs 10 cents, against 15 cents for a headlight.

Measured on 1,008 rear lights checked by hand. A label counts as right when the model filled it in correctly, or when the dropdown it gave you holds the right answer. The n beside each label is how many rear lights it is measured on: bulb type counts only the generations sold with both halogen and LED lamps. Your results depend on photo quality, orientation and how much of your vehicle’s generation we have seen. Figures from 9 November 2026.

The Lotwize Fog Light / DRL Identification Model Benchmark

In development

The identifier looks your photo up in a library of 46,334 fog light and DRL photos. These scores come from 215 fog lights and DRLs we checked by hand.

215

fog lights and DRLs we checked by hand, then ran through the identifier

How we measure
FieldAccuracy on all 215 parts

Make

90.7%

right 195 of 215

Bulb type

90.7%

right 195 of 215

Side

84.2%

right 181 of 215

Year range

83.7%

right 180 of 215

Model

83.3%

right 179 of 215

Part type

80.0%

right 172 of 215

0255075100%

Expect to answer several dropdowns on each fog light / DRL identification.

Anything the model is not sure of comes to you as a dropdown, so your title is always complete. Most suitable for common parts.

While it is in development, a fog light or DRL identification costs 10 cents, against 15 cents for a headlight.

Measured on 215 fog lights and DRLs checked by hand, a small sample of product photos rather than real uploads. A label counts as correct only when the model filled it in and got it right. A label you pick from a dropdown counts as not correct. Accuracy is correct labels out of all 215 fog lights and DRLs. Your results depend on photo quality, orientation and how much of your vehicle’s generation we have seen. Figures from 23 October 2026.