Luphra transforms operational telemetry from humanoid robots, embodied AI, autonomous systems and other emerging technologies into proprietary datasets, benchmarks and risk intelligence for insurers, brokers and technology companies. Emerging technologies are creating entirely new categories of risk, but the data required to understand them remains fragmented. Luphra captures, standardises and structures operational data into insurance-grade intelligence that enables better underwriting, benchmarking and future specialty insurance products.
Learn moreHumanoid robots are scaling fast, but without insurance, one failure can cost millions in damages, lawsuits, and lost trust.
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Humanoid robot market opportunity by 2050
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Projected global shipments in 2027
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Bank research points to millions of humanoid robots within a decade. Every one is an uninsured risk today.
50K humanoids are in active use today, with shipments up over 500% last year.
Annual shipments are projected to grow from 16K to 1.4M within a decade.
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Dedicated humanoid insurance products in the West today.
¥5,976.87
The first humanoid insurance claim, paid in China in 7 working days. Nothing like it exists in the US yet.
Humanoid robot insurance is an emerging category of coverage we're developing to protect businesses against financial losses caused by humanoid robots, including physical injury, property damage, unauthorized actions, and compliance failures.
Luphra is building specialty insurance for humanoid robots. We're developing cover for the robots your company deploys, so you're prepared when something goes wrong.
Standard cyber, general liability, and E&O policies explicitly exclude or ambiguously handle humanoid robots. If a humanoid robot causes harm, your existing policy likely won't pay out. That's the gap we're working to close.
Not yet — we're still building. Join the waitlist and we'll keep you posted as our coverage for humanoid robots develops.
Pricing isn't finalized yet. We expect it to reflect each robot's risk profile, so a stronger security posture should mean lower premiums.