Today, mobile autonomy applications include semi-autonomous self-driving cars, taxis, buses and trucks operating on public roads; trials of autonomous vehicles on public roads; shuttle vans moving people in closed environments such as airports and campus settings; automated forklifts ferrying goods around distribution centers and manufacturing operations; mini pods delivering groceries within defined territories; and the list goes on.
While society is getting acquainted with the advantages and the risks of piloting and adopting autonomy and its implications, we as insurers understand that autonomy has the potential to improve safety, increase mobility and transform lives, businesses and public services.
We’re ready to address the risks and liabilities associated with autonomous technology.
From idea to implementation, our dedicated underwriting team can help you move forward with confidence.
CONTACT ONE OF OUR EXPERTS NOWIn January 2016, we announced an agreement to work together with Oxbotica, a recognized autonomous vehicle software company, to support the adoption of mobile robotic solutions and explore their impact on risk management and insurance. Since then, we’ve learned a lot and are leveraging the insights we gained collaborating on the DRIVEN project in the UK and working with clients who are pioneering the use of advanced technologies such as robotics and autonomous machines.
We also created an Autonomy Center of Excellence made up of multi-disciplinary experts across our organization. The result? An insurance solution that supports the design, development and implementation of autonomous technology for all sectors of industry. From trial phase to commercial implementation.
For even the most complex risks on a global level we work in collaboration with clients to understand their needs and then craft a tailored, multi-line coverage for the risks associated with designing, developing, testing and implementing autonomous systems.
If you’re already using autonomous technology or just starting to think about the benefits autonomy can bring, when it comes to risk, we'll most likely have the answers you're looking for.
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