Telematics

Motion Auto, an insurtech under construction, will use location services from mapping tech company HERE in its products.

Both companies support usage-based insurance programs with their offerings.

Insurtech's DriveCam system will be offered to fleet customers of the insurer.

Upheaval in product development and new offerings made possible by connected devices mean insurance's 'moment of truth' is evolving rapidly.

Aite Group reports technology companies are trying to sell carriers on the value of incorporating driver feedback and monitoring in their UBI programs.

Insurer has partnered with Penn Medicine and TrueMotion to use data from Snapshot program in distraction research.

Claims applications for the technology are opening new opportunities beyond just usage-based insurance programs.

Shared-mobility platforms will pus to think dynamically, such as pricing each mile for how it’s actually used.

Toyota plans to install data recorders in all GrabRentals cars to offer insurance and maintenance through its connected-vehicle system.

Insurers see smart home tech as an opportunity to deepen their relationships with customers, while improving coverage options and underwriting.

Company capitalizes on new connected-device requirements for truckers to roll out program.

The insurer has added Urgent.ly's GPS-based roadside assistance to its mobile app, and signed on with Guidewire for policy and billing.

The insurers has partnered with Safe Drive Systems on an accident-avoidance pilot.

Initiatives such as telematics, AI-driven fraud detection, mobile estimates, and RPA require a cohesive enterprise.

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Existing backers Index Ventures and New Enterprise Associates also participated in the funding.

The insurer gets access to data from participating auto manufacturers, including Mitsubishi.

Take a look at carriers and insurtechs pushing the envelope on what's possible in usage-based insurance.

Telematics, blockchain and RPA are all on the menu at the Worcester, Mass.-based multiline insurer.