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In November, LumenLab, MetLife’s Singapore-based innovation center, announced the launch of Collab, a three-month program offering insurtech startups a chance to bring new products to life. MetLife closed applications on Jan. 29 and released a list of 8 startups that will work in the accelerator program. The program culminates in demo day on May 19, with the winning startup getting a $100,000 contract to implement a pilot within MetLife. Read on to meet the competitors.
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Shift Technology

Based in Paris, Shift Technology’s platform uses machine learning to identify fraud patterns in insurance claims.
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Sureify

San Jose, Calif.-based Sureify provides a platform for life insurers to leverage wearable devices and other smart technology in order to use data to drive better behavior among their policyholders.
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Flamingo

With offices in New York and Sydney, Flamingo provides a mobile-based customer acquisition platform that uses artificial intelligence to guide the purchase journey.
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Democrance

Based in Dubai, Democrance provides a mobile platform for microinsurance distribution in hard to reach areas.
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Digital Fineprint

London’s Digital Fineprint makes software that can tap into social network data to pre-fill insurance applications and more.
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Kiddo

San Francisco-based Good Parents manufactures the Kiddo wearable technology to help parents monitor their childrens’ health.
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Uniphore

With offices in India, Dubai and the Philippines, Uniphore provides natural-language processing technologies including voice biometrics, virtual assistant and speech analytics.
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Capabiliti

India’s Capabiliti makes a content management platform specifically for presentations and training programs.