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Hurricane season drives mass adoption of insurance drones

Drone technology enables faster claims processing, a reduction in loss adjustment expenses and improved claims adjuster safety.

By Nathan Stump | Updated on July 05, 2018

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Drone technology has been on the radar of the insurance industry for a few years, as a new solution for evaluating damage and managing roof claims. (Photo: Kespry)

With natural disasters such as hurricanes, careful planning and the fast reactions enabled by that planning are critical to safe first response and a fast claims process, all of which speeds up the rebuilding process.

The insurance industry is ready for drone technology because it does just that: it enables faster claims processing, a reduction in loss adjustment expenses and improved claims adjuster safety.

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