AI reconstructs car crashes. Italian startup Liablix thinks so.
Founded by Davide Castellucci, Filippo Begani, and Davide Moricoli, Liablix turns crash photos and sensor data into 3D reconstructions that map accident dynamics and assess liability.
The platform automatically checks whether the visible damage is compatible with the reported crash and whether stated injuries match the physics of the collision.
On 3 December, the company announced a €1.2M pre-seed round led by DFF Ventures, with FJ Labs, Plug and Play, and several angels participating. By automating motor claim analysis, Liablix aims to reduce errors, speed up decisions, and cut loss creep for insurers.
The founders plan to use the new capital to hire more physicists and AI engineers and to expand internationally. In a sector plagued by fraud, delays, and paperwork, physics-driven AI could rewrite the rulebook.
Would you trust a claim decision made by AI?
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