Italian startup Liablix, an AI-driven InsurTech specialising in automated motor-claims analysis, has secured €1.2m as it looks to scale its technology internationally.
The company, founded by Davide Castellucci, Filippo Begani and Davide Moricoli, landed the fresh backing in a round led by DFF Ventures, with participation from FJ Labs, Plug&Play and a select group of angel investors, according to Beinsure.
Liablix’s platform transforms crash images and incident data into detailed 3D reconstructions that map accident dynamics and assess liability with a level of consistency that human adjusters cannot always match.
By automatically checking damage compatibility and assessing whether reported injuries align with the physics of an incident, the software helps insurers reduce errors, speed up decisions and avoid the costly phenomenon of loss creep.
The company intends to use its new capital to accelerate international expansion and, crucially, to hire specialised technical talent capable of advancing Liablix’s physics-based modelling.
Moricoli, the CTO, has stressed that demand is not the issue; rather, the challenge lies in engineering software grounded in advanced physics that cannot simply be mimicked by off-the-shelf AI models.
CTO and co-founder Davide Moricoli said, “Our goal is to innovate a highly specialized market by applying advanced physics and building software that is exceptionally difficult to replicate. Demand signals are clear, but the technological complexity required to solve this problem has historically been extremely high.”
DFF Ventures’ Laurens Groenendijk said, “Liablix is bringing direct benefits to their clients’ bottom line by automating a manual, costly and lengthy process filled with human errors. Their platform brings certainty in a world that relies on human judgement.”
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