Can I get insurance for company renting humanoids for parties?
4 points - last Wednesday at 10:09 PM
It feels like an daunting and impossible task to find insurance for a company trying to rent humanoids for events and parties. How in the world are Neos and Telsa Optimus going to get insurance coverage if they are inside a home?
Are they just big players so they can get hold of risk underwriters and get them to approve it. But a small company that is trying to build rent robots for parties or conduct educational workshops using humanoids cannot get even general liability.
Comments
shoo yesterday at 2:33 AM
Quite a few successful businesses have their origin story in the founders starting business A, running into some annoying problem, then starting business B to solve that problem.
Be the party robot liability insurer you want to see in the world.
skyberrys yesterday at 4:57 PM
What about app Thimble? I used it to get a 2 day policy to take my LED globe and viewing portal to an earth day festival. It's not a robot but it's fancy electronics and the event required a policy.
brudgers last Wednesday at 10:57 PM
If you make robots then you are probably looking at product liability insurance, not general liability insurance…though a robotmaker would usually have that too for general liability.
But I am not an insurance agent.
kuuuzya last Wednesday at 10:16 PM
I think you have some insurance from companies. Or not. In case of murder we’ll got a cool idea for the new film about robots
sloaken yesterday at 12:46 AM
When in doubt, I hear Llyods of London will insure anything, for the right price.
ada1981 last Wednesday at 10:50 PM
General liability umbrella policy for $1-$5MM is like $1-5k / year.
syncday last Wednesday at 11:22 PM
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