Organisations using uncrewed systems are operating in increasingly complex environments.
Whether delivering services, managing critical assets, supporting infrastructure projects or expanding operations, businesses face a range of risks that extend beyond the technology itself.
Through our collaboration with AAUS, accredited members have access to specialist risk and insurance advisors who understand the operational, contractual, and regulatory challenges facing organisations working with uncrewed systems. We help businesses identify, manage, and transfer risk so they can operate with confidence and focus on delivering for their clients.
From insurance program reviews and risk assessments to tailored insurance solutions and claims support, our team works alongside accredited organisations at every stage of their growth. Whether you're an owner-operator, a growing business, or a large enterprise, we provide practical advice designed to protect your people, assets, and reputation.
Supporting the sector
We are committed to supporting the continued growth and success of Australia's uncrewed systems community.
Looking beyond insurance to the bigger picture.
Risk is about more than policies and premiums. It encompasses your operations, people, technology, contracts, and reputation.
Taking a client-first and holistic approach, we help accredited operators navigate operational, contractual, regulatory, and emerging risks while developing insurance and risk management strategies designed to protect their people, assets, reputation, and long-term growth.
Tailored risk advisory for commercial operators
As a proud collaborator for the Australian Association for Uncrewed Systems (AAUS) community, we help deliver tailored risk, insurance, and advisory solutions to accredited members. Our expertise in emerging technologies and complex risk environments allows us to develop practical solutions that protect your operations and support your long-term success.
We trust Lockton's expertise due to their ability to demonstrate an understanding of the sectors unique risks and their client-first servicing.
Greg Tyrrell, Executive Director, Australian Association of Uncrewed Systems
Supporting Australia's Uncrewed Systems Industry
We provide strategic guidance and tailored insurance solutions that help organisations cross Australia's uncrewed systems sector to innovate with confidence, manage emerging risks, and achieve sustainable growth.
As the industry continues to evolve across aviation, robotics, autonomous systems, advanced manufacturing, defence, and critical infrastructure, we help businesses navigate complex risk environments while protecting their people, technology, operations, and reputation.
Our collaboration with AAUS
We are committed to helping support the advancement of Australia's uncrewed systems ecosystem.
Through our engagement with AAUS' accredited members, we help shape discussions on the issues that matter most to the uncrewed systems industry. Drawing on specialist risk expertise, we contribute insights on regulation, operational resilience, cyber security, liability management, innovation, and commercial growth. This work supports the development of a safer, more resilient, and globally competitive uncrewed systems industry.
What we offer
Our expertise spans risk advisory, insurance program design, risk management, analytics, and claims advocacy.
We understand the unique exposures faced by organisations operating at the forefront of innovation, from flight operations and autonomous technologies to product development, data security, and regulatory compliance.
By combining deep technical expertise with a tailored and forward-thinking approach, we help accredited members identify, manage, and mitigate risk throughout every stage of their growth journey.
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