Neptune Flood and ICEYE enter strategic collaboration on flood insights
As part of the collaboration, ICEYE will provide Neptune Flood with high-resolution flood hazard data in the immediate aftermath of a flood event to enable monitoring of Neptune's insured geolocations for micro changes in water depths around properties. The agreement also allows for exploration of future initiatives including triggers for parametric insurance products offered through Neptune's Jumpstart brand.
"At Neptune we have long been following the work done by ICEYE to drive the satellite imagery industry forward," said Neptune CEO,
"ICEYE is committed to supporting the ongoing advancement of flood insurance solutions," said
Owning the world's largest SAR satellite constellation, ICEYE provides access to an entirely new level of persistent monitoring for any location on earth: uninterrupted visibility, day and night, in any weather conditions, that is transforming the insurance industry. By combining data from its spaceborne sensors with multiple auxiliary information sources, ICEYE delivers in near real-time easily ingestible hazard and damage data to the entire insurance value chain.
Triton, Neptune's patent pending artificial intelligence engine, processes tens of thousands of insurance quotes daily utilizing machine learning to influence risk selection, pricing and disaggregation. Quotes are available in seconds through both a vast network of geographically distributed agencies and directly to consumers through the www.neptuneflood.com website.
ABOUT NEPTUNE FLOOD:
Neptune Flood is the largest entirely digital flood insurance company in the United States and is the alternative to the NFIP. Operating in 48 states plus D.C., Neptune uses AI-driven technology to make it fast and easy for consumers to buy, and agents to sell insurance. Neptune also now offers parametric earthquake insurance through its Jumpstart brand. For more information, please visit: www.neptuneflood.com
ABOUT ICEYE:
ICEYE delivers unmatched persistent monitoring capabilities for any location on earth. Owning the world's largest synthetic-aperture radar constellation, the company enables objective, data-driven decisions for its customers in sectors such as insurance, natural catastrophe response and recovery, security, maritime monitoring and finance. ICEYE's data can be collected day or night, and even through cloud cover. For more information, please visit: www.iceye.com
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