Telematics

Otonomo collects hundreds of data points from cars and packages them to inform insurers' UBI programs.

The digtial auto insurer will offer policyholders credits for free ridesharing trips after a car accident.

These new companies sport telematics, AI and IoT platforms aimed at expediting claims, digital distribution and more.

Carriers are ready to embrace digital transformation and are unlikely to be pushed out by insurtech startups, says EY’s David Connolly.

Another industry alliance is forged aimed at providing driver data to insurance companies.

Though there's less of an onus on insurers to collect driving data for UBI programs themselves, the new ecosystem has other downstream effects, say experts.

The home-sensor company is looking for insurance partners to join existing allies Liberty Mutual and XL Group.

Drivers warm to the value of usage-based insurance in Internet of Things era, says survey.

The independent data science company is working on new data models for all sections of the insurance value chain, says president Gary Hallgren.

New pilot program enables automaker to enroll drivers into usage-based insurance programs.

The automaker and university say the technology can facilitate usage-based products.

The technology can give adjusters a customer service tool that, incidentally, improves financial outcomes.

The new app expands the company's My Journey UBI initiative to another channel.

Tech expert Vivek Wadhwa says the entire process of computing risks is about to be disrupted.

Policyholders can benefit from digital innovations, says auto-insurance company founder.

USAA and Liberty Mutual have strategic relationships with the connected-car company.

Startup technology companies are upending the insurance industry with increased use of third-party data and new products that last shorter durations.

Initiative pushes customers to adopt autonomous driving features for auto premium discounts.

Insurer will help subsidize technology that help comply with e-logging requirements while gathering statistical data.

Mobile, telematics and analytics are among the technologies reducing the need for human intervention in claims.