Engineering team reviewing a compact mobile robot in a startup workshop.

Palo Alto / physical technology

Business insurance for robotics and hardware startups.

Stanford Coverage helps teams building machines, devices, and infrastructure prepare a commercial insurance submission that reflects prototype work, field pilots, product obligations, equipment, and the next financing or customer milestone.

From lab bench to field deployment

Insurance questions change as the hardware leaves the drawing board.

A robotics company can move from a rented test space to customer sites, contract manufacturing, inventory, and a signed enterprise agreement in a short span. We organize the facts, take the account through the market, and explain the available terms before a deadline becomes urgent.

Prototype and test equipment

Clarify ownership, location, transit, and responsibility for tools, sensors, compute hardware, battery systems, and loaned equipment.

Product and field liability

Put the intended use, customer environment, installation role, maintenance work, and contractual risk transfer into the liability review.

Growing-company decisions

Coordinate commercial property, cyber liability, directors and officers liability, and management decisions as the company hires and raises capital.