Next week, Bastien Micheau, Engineering Manager, will represent Simprints and present at this year’s @dhis_2 Annual Conference and Climate and Health Academy at the University of Oslo in Norway. The conference brings together @dhis_2 implementers, developers, government representatives, technical partners, donors, and other @dhis_2 experts from around the world to share experiences, learn about the latest developments and innovations, and make connections that can lead to new partnerships and collaborations. On Monday 15th, Bastien will present at the Extensibility and Interoperability Features session, showing how Simprints leverage new features in @dhis_2 to integrate our biometrics Digital ID solution better. If you're around at @dhis_2 next week and would like to connect, please reach out to Bastien on LinkedIn or at bastien@simprints.com – he'd love to chat! 👉 Join us: dac2026.dhis2.org/ #DAC2026 #DHIS2

From personal roots to global impact. 🌍    For Will Abbey, EVP and Chief Commercial Officer at Arm, our work with @Simprints & @gavi in Ghana shows how safe & secure AI-powered biometric ID can give children a digital identity and strengthen vaccine delivery from day one.    🎥 Watch his story.

At Osiabura CHPS, Joyce Owosu is helping deliver care to her community every day.    Through our partnership with @Simprints and @gavi, we’re supporting safe and secure AI-powered biometric ID technology that helps reduce workload, improve access to patient history, and ensure children receive the right vaccines at the right time.  Instagram

For millions of people, access to healthcare starts with being seen. 👀    Through partnership with @Simprints & @gavi, we’re supporting safe & secure AI-powered biometric ID technology to help strengthen healthcare delivery and improve data for better resource allocation.    Hear from Fran Baker, Arm’s Director of Sustainability & Social Impact, on how this work supports frontline health workers okt.to/I8xY2W

How evil can one be? MICHAEL KREMER: YES, I CAN. - USAID & DIV Fund –––––––––– TESTING A BIOMETRIC IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM TO IMPROVE MALARIA VACCINE RATES In 2019, Ghana became one of the first countries to launch a national rollout of the malaria vaccine, yet nearly a third of children who began the four-dose vaccination course dropped out before completing the final dose needed to fully protect themselves against illness, hospitalization, and death from malaria. One cause may be the reliance on paper-based patient records, which make it difficult for healthcare workers to track vaccine doses and follow up with patients. As in many countries, Ghana's national identification system does not enable citizen tracking for public services. Simprints developed a digital system that uses biometrics to verify patient identities and track individual immunization records over time. Working with the Government of Ghana, Simprints is exploring integrating this biometric tool into the national Maternal and Child Health (MCH) e-tracker. This system recognizes which children are due for vaccine doses and then sends automated voice message reminders to caregivers. It also generates patient lists that healthcare workers can use to target their outreach efforts. When children come for immunizations, the biometric system is designed to efficiently and accurately identify the child and match them with their individual health records. With support from the DIV Fund and other partners, Simprints is conducting a randomized controlled trial to measure the impact of its biometric identification system on the proportion of young children fully vaccinated against malaria and other diseases. The study will also assess the cost-effectiveness of the integrated system compared with the status quo approach to patient tracking. With better quality patient data, national health systems may be able to target vaccination efforts with enough precision to reduce dropouts and ultimately increase vaccine coverage. Findings from this study will help determine the cost-effectiveness of biometric identification and inform countries' integration of biometric identification into immunization systems at scale. ➡️ div.fund/portfolio/testing-a…

🌍 Innovation built for the real world.   In partnership with @Simprints and @gavi, we’re supporting biometric digital ID solutions that let health workers identify infants on a smartphone and give them the care they need.   Hear from Dr. Toby Norman as he shares how this technology is designed specifically for Arm-powered devices, optimized for offline, remote communities where reliability and efficiency matter most. 🎥 okt.to/JENOMb

Access to healthcare starts with being seen.   For over a decade, we've worked alongside @Simprints to support digital identity solutions that help connect patients to the care they need.   In collaboration with @gavi, this approach enables clearer visibility across immunization programs, helping health systems understand coverage and respond more effectively.   It’s about strengthening systems and making every child count. okt.to/v1wOJy

Check out this powerful and personal piece by Will Abbey, Executive Vice President & CCO at @Arm . 👇 Returning to his home country of Ghana, Will witnessed firsthand what Simprints' biometric ID technology means in practice. In his words: "Together with Simprints, @gavi, @_GHSofficial, and others, we are committed to building and supporting solutions that make immunisation programs reach every child, no matter where they live. Simprints has already reduced ID errors, improved patient tracking, and streamlined the work of community health workers – but this is just the start. As someone who was born in Ghana, it fills me with pride. As someone who has been working in technology throughout their career, it fills me with renewed purpose, because when technology is accessible, intelligent, and deployed responsibly, it doesn’t just scale, it lifts entire communities." Thank you, Will, and the entire Arm team, for putting impact at the heart of your work. Read the full story: newsroom.arm.com/blog/arm-si…

🌍 Every child deserves to be seen and protected.   With @Simprints, and @gavi we’re supporting AI-powered biometric ID technology to help ensure vaccines reach the right child, every time.   Built on Arm technology, the solution enables frontline health workers to accurately identify infants and instantly retrieve vaccination records, even in environments with limited connectivity and power.   🎥 This is what partnership looks like at its best: okt.to/Ha1D5n

Identy joins Africa’s push for digital identity in humanitarian healthcare Simprints aims to reach 20M with face biometrics supported by Arm #biometrics #digitalidentity #identityverification   biometricupdate.com/202602/i…

Simprints is 11 today! 🎉 What started as an idea in Cambridge has grown into a global team working with partners to close the identity gap and help essential services reach the right people. We’re grateful to everyone, including our colleagues, collaborators and communities, who has shaped the journey over the past decade. We're looking forward to the next chapter! ✨

Last night we celebrated UK and Ghana partners coming together to develop cutting-edge, AI-enabled biometric identification tools to #LeaveNoOneBehind. More and more clinics in Ghana can now rely on biometric verification technology integrated with the @_GHSofficial database to simply, quickly and accurately identify every child for vaccination and deliver the right vaccines at the right time. This innovation by @Simprints , @Arm and @gavi ,in partnership with @_GHSofficial and supported by UK funding through the FCDO, is helping ensure that no child is left behind.

As AI transforms healthcare, Arm technology is enabling the breakthroughs that make it possible. With partners like @Simprints, we're advancing engineering & scientific innovation by powering end-to-end technology for faster, more effective care.

Our own Jenny Thornton recently represented Simprints at Action Against Hunger USA's Innovation Showcase in New York City. Jenny was selected as one of four innovators presenting transformative solutions for global hunger and health, a testament to the vital role biometric technology plays in strengthening humanitarian delivery and ensuring vulnerable populations receive the care they need. Thank you to @acfusa for convening this important gathering, and congratulations to Jenny and all the 2025 Innovators for your dedication to driving meaningful change. #InnovationForImpact #HumanitarianTech #GlobalHealth #Biometrics

We’re proud that the Arm x @Simprints partnership with @gaviwas a finalist for Partnership of the Year at the @Reuters Sustainability Awards!    A huge congratulations to our teams and partners for their work helping ensure everyone counts. 👏

Excited to get started! @Simprints

🎉 We’re thrilled to announce that the @Arm and Simprints coalition has been selected as a finalist for the Partnership of the Year category at the @Reuters Sustainability Awards 2025! This recognition, from over 750 applicants, highlights our commitment to driving positive social change through innovative partnerships. We're incredibly proud of this achievement and look forward to the awards ceremony on October 22 in London. #ReutersSustainabilityAwards #SustainabilityAwards2025 #SocialImpact #InnovationForGood #TechForGood #SustainableDevelopment #PositiveChange #CollaborationForImpact #SustainabilityLeadership

Last week, Anindya Sharma (Cloud Engineer) delivered a live demonstration of Simprints technology at Cambridge Judge Business School as part of a lecture exploring Simprints story, with Alexandra Grigore (Chief Strategy Officer) joining remotely to share further insights. Anindya said: "Had an amazing time at the Judge Business School last week, demoing Simprints and learning from the MBA lectures! The students were fantastic – so many insightful questions. It gave me a nice dose of nostalgia, remembering when I was in their shoes and first learned about Simprints. I'm so glad that sparked a journey from student, to volunteer, to a full-time role on a team that I love." Thank you Cambridge Judge Business School for the opportunity! #CJBS #TechForGood #Biometrics #InnovationForImpact #BusinessAsAForceForGood

We’re delighted to be featured in the 25@25 series by Gates Cambridge. ✨ In this video, our co-founder @TobyLNorman reflects on the role Gates Cambridge played in the early days of Simprints. 📽️ Watch below 👇