Simprints

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Simprints
Company type Nonprofit
Industry Technology
FounderAlexandra Grigore
Toby Norman
Daniel Storisteanu
Tristram Norman
Headquarters University of Cambridge
Products Biometric identification tools
Website www.simprints.com   OOjs UI icon edit-ltr-progressive.svg

Simprints is a nonprofit technology company originating at the University of Cambridge. [1] The company builds biometric identification tools and contactless face scanning solutions to be used by governments, NGOs, and nonprofit organisations serving people in low- and middle-income countries who lack proof of legal identity. [2] [3] The company promotes a portable fingerprint and face biometric system designed for front-line workers delivering at the last mile. [4] [5] The technology uses Bluetooth to connect to an Android mobile device that is interoperable with existing mHealth systems such as CommCare, ODK, or DHIS2. [6]

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History

Simprints emerged in May 2012 out of a hackathon organised by the Centre for Global Equality and sponsored by technology company Arm. [7] [8] The founders of Simprints include Gates-Cambridge scholars Alexandra Grigore, [9] Toby Norman, and Daniel Storisteanu [10] as well as Royal Holloway-University of London student Tristram Norman. [11]

In 2014, the firm received a Round 4 Saving Lives at Birth Seed Grant, part of a Grand Challenges competition supported by the US Agency for International Development (USAID), the Government of Norway, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Grand Challenges Canada (funded by the Government of Canada), and the UK’s Department for International Development (DFID). [12] [13] [14] This funding was partially matched by Arm ltd, a Cambridge based semiconductor and software company. [15] This provided for a pilot study in partnership with BRAC and the Johns Hopkins Global mHealth Initiative to test the system with health workers in Gaibandha, Bangladesh. [6] [7] [14] [16] [17] [18] [19]

In 2015, Simprints received another grant from Innovate UK (formerly the Technology Strategy Board) to move prototypes to the pre-production phase and develop and verify all software. This enabled the firm to launch a pilot project with BRAC which later manifested in a formal partnership. [20]

In 2016, Simprints developed their first production-ready biometric scanner known as Vero. It is IP65 rated and CE/FCC certified. [21]

In 2016, Simprints won a $200,000 grant from the Global Innovation Fund. [22]

In 2017, the firm won a Round 7 Saving Lives at Birth Transition to Scale grant for $2 million to scale up Simprints partnership with BRAC’s maternal health program to reach 2 million expectant mothers and children in Bangladesh. [23] [24] [4]

In 2019, Simprints announced that 3000 units of the Vero 2.0 would be shipped in early 2020 [11]

In April 2022, Simprints enrolled over 2 million people with its biometric technology. [25]

At the end of 2023, Simprints made its Android application available on GitHub, making it one of the world’s first fully open-source biometric ID solutions for last-mile delivery with advanced privacy engineering. [26]

Published Literature

In October 2023, Simprints was featured in a Harvard Business School Case Study entitled ‘Toby Norman: Is passion enough for Simprints to thrive?’. The case, written by Professor Jon Jachimowicz, is an in-depth look at the Simprints story and has become part of the core curriculum for all first-year Business students in the LEAD programme at Harvard. [27]

In May 2023, Simprints launched the ‘Responsible Biometric Deployment Handbook’, funded by IBM. The project was supported with a grant from the Notre Dame-IBM Technology Ethics Lab, the applied arm of the Notre Dame Technology Ethics Center. The guide provides tools to explore the ethical and secure adoption of biometric technology in frontline humanitarian and development settings. [28]

Awards and Recognitions

YearAwardSubjectOutcomeRef
2014Saving Lives at Birth Grand ChallengeSimprintsWon [29]
2015UNICEF + TechCrunch Award for ‘Best Tech: Changing Children’s Lives for Good’Won [30]
Business Weekly Awards Startup Company of the YearWon [31]
2016Forbes 30 Under 30 Entrepreneur ListToby Norman (CEO)Won [32]
Tristram NormanWon [33]
Dan StoristeanuWon
$200,000 grant from the Global Innovation FundSimprintsWon [34]
2017Core77 Design for Social Impact AwardSimprints and Smart Design Won [35]
Schwab Social Entrepreneur of the YearToby Norman (CEO)Won [36]
Round 7 Saving Lives at Birth Transition to Scale GrantSimprintsWon [37]
2018GLG Social Entrepreneur FellowshipToby Norman (CEO)Won [38]
Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance INFUSE ‘Pacesetter’SimprintsWon
2019The World Bank’s Mission Billion Challenge - Top PrizeWon [39]
2020Elevate Prize Foundation AwardAlexandra Grigore (CPO)Won [40]
MIT Solve 'Health Security and Pandemics' Challenge for 'Biometrics for Vaccine Delivery'SimprintsWon [41]
FT/IFC Transformational Business Award: ‘Transformational Solutions in Health, Wellness and Disease Prevention’Won [42]
COVIDaction Data Challenge AwardWon [43]
10 Best Workplaces in Tech (Small)Won [44]
24 Best Workplaces (Small)Won [45]
2021Innovations in Healthcare ‘Innovator Network’Won [46]
Great Place to Work 2021Won [47]
2022World Food Programme Digital Health Innovation AcceleratorWon [48]
Great Place to Work 2022Won [49]
60 Best Workplaces for WomenWon
2023Great Place to Work Certified CompanyWon [50]
Flexa Pioneer AwardTara Clarkson, Simprints Chief of People & CultureWon [51]
Top organisations to escape to list by Escape the CitySimprintsWon [52]
2024Flexa Certified Flexible CompanyWon [53]
2024 Responsible Tech Organisations ListWon [54]
Top 100 Global Most Loved Workplaces by NewsweekWon [55]
Top Most Loved Workplaces® for Young ProfessionalsWon [56]
UK's Best Workplaces for WomenWon [57]
UK's Best Workplaces for WellbeingWon [58]
2025Gates Cambridge Impact PrizeAlexandra Grigore, Simprints' Chief Strategy OfficerWon [59]

Affiliations

As of January 2023, Simprints' partners and financial supporters include: [60]

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