Liablix, an artificial intelligence-based platform that automates the analysis of road accidents, has announced that it has closed a €1.2 million pre-seed round led by DFF Ventures. FJ Labs, Plug&Play and a group of selected angel investors are also participating in the round.
Founded by Davide Castellucci, former tech lead at a leading AI consulting firm, Filippo Begani, accident reconstruction expert and road safety lecturer, and Davide Moricoli, entrepreneur on his second venture and computer engineer, Liablix supports insurance companies and their partners in accident analysis and fraud detection.
Liablix transforms photos of damaged vehicles and accident data into an objective 3D reconstruction capable of determining the dynamics and responsibilities. Today, liability analysis is highly prone to human error and subjective interpretation. Liablix provides objective, automated assessments, verifying both the compatibility of vehicle damage and the consistency between reported injuries and the dynamics of the accident. This process speeds up decisions and prevents significant economic losses due to inaccurate or inconsistent assessments. Liability is the main financial driver in insurance flows, and fraud alters the balance, generating estimated costs of between $6.8 and $9.3 billion. Automating large-scale fraud detection is the only way to significantly reduce these losses and improve the profitability of companies.
Thanks to Filippo Begani’s decades of expertise as a national leader in accident analysis, the platform has been designed to solve the real daily bottlenecks in the industry. Combined with advanced AI, 3D reconstruction technologies and physical simulation, the result is a system that guarantees transparency and objectivity. The outputs generated by Liablix are legally admissible and suitable for use in court. This milestone became a reality a few months ago when Filippo Begani presented AI-generated expert reports in an Italian court, marking a symbolic moment for the entire industry.
“After meeting Filippo, I immediately saw the potential of applying AI to this field. He told me that too much time and money is wasted in accident analysis and that reconstructing a single accident could take up to a week of manual work,” says CEO and co-founder Davide Castellucci (pictured with the team) in a statement.
The new funding will support Liablix’s international expansion, with a focus on major global insurance groups. The ideal customers are insurance companies that lose millions every year due to fraud and still operate with slow, manual and poorly digitised processes. Liablix is already integrating global insurance customers with revenues in excess of €1 billion and has more than 100 loss adjusters active on the platform.
“Our goal is to innovate a highly specialised market by applying advanced physics and building software that is exceptionally difficult to replicate. The signs of demand are clear, but the technological complexity required to solve this problem has historically been very high,” adds CTO and co-founder Davide Moricoli. This round of funding is not a point of arrival but a starting point. The capital will be invested in hiring high-level technical talent to further increase the accuracy and reliability of the platform. Today, analysing a single claim takes an average of about nine hours of work. With Liablix, it can be done in a matter of minutes.
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