InsurTech Futures: Aviva to use HomeServe LeakBot
A smart connected water leak detector is set to be offered by Aviva to customers.
LeakBot, a smart connected water leak detector designed by HomeServe Labs, is to be made available to customers by insurer Aviva.
Aviva said that the LeakBot is set to offer a solution to the issue of water damage, through its ability to detect leaks anywhere on the mains water supply in a home, spotting them before they have the chance to become big problems.
The technology is installed by clipping the LeakBot to a pipe near the stopcock. It monitors the mains water supply 24/7 to detect and
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