Category: Insurance

For a long time, adjusters have used ladders and a digital camera to gather imagery of hail and other damage. This takes a long time

The brunt of the wrath from Hurricane Florence might have passed, but as the storms start to settle for residents of the Carolinas, they’re just

The insurance industry takes a meticulous approach to innovation and insurers only consider the most viable new technologies for adoption. Led by a handful of

More often than not, hurricanes do a lot of damage – sometimes enough to displace people from their homes. This means homeowners need their claims

We’re most of the way through June and well into hurricane season – it’s a hectic time for insurance carriers and their customers. Last year,

Regardless of the industry, people want to get more done or to arrive at a conclusion as quickly as possible. Luckily for insurance adjusters, drones

Insurance technology is leaping forward, and in 2018, we’ll start to see big changes in how insurance companies handle everything from claims to underwriting and

There are many ways insurance professionals can start using drones for things like roof and property inspections. They can go grab a drone off the

  In our last post, we offered some advice on how to choose a drone inspection solution that’s scalable. In this post, we’ll look at

There are currently hundreds of thousands of open insurance claims due to hurricanes in Texas and Florida. Field adjusters, underwriters, contractors and insurance pros at

15 years from now, the commercial drone industry will look back at Hurricane Harvey, as well as the subsequent hurricanes like Irma and Maria, as

“Are you guys drone pilots?” We were packing our car for another day of flights in the Rockport and Port Aransas area. It was dark

As we drove along the streets of damaged parts of Texas, in some ways we felt like we were in a war zone: damage along

It’s hard to express what this past week has been like for our team in Texas. We’ve worked alongside top-notch insurance professionals, met gracious and

Our CAT response team is on the ground in the aftermath of Harvey helping adjusters in the field as they conduct post-catastrophe inspections so people

We made it to Texas safely, and we’re on the ground, ready to help. We arrived in Houston and our work took us south. As

In 1992, members of our team (then working at another insurtech company) were invited to accompany a large insurance carrier to observe and help in

We’ve been turning and burning the last few weeks and have made some absolutely killer steps forward. Here’s just a peak at what you’ve missed

Drones are all the buzz in the news right now and there’s an arms race to get them in the hands of insurance pros. After

This is taken from an article written by Bill Hanna for the Star-Telegram. You can view the original article here. DENTON – When Pam Wilson