Robi Axiata Ltd. has released a television commercial (TVC) showcasing the inspiring journey of Robolife Technologies' founder, Joy Barua Lablu.
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At the heart of our work is our flagship product — a robotic prosthetic hand developed using low-cost, proprietary technology. This advanced prosthetic operates through EMG muscle signal sensors, which detect muscle activity in the user’s remaining limb. This intuitive control allows users to perform everyday tasks such as grasping objects and eating, restoring independence and improving quality of life.
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NASA Space App Challenge
NASA Space App Challenge
The NASA Space Apps Challenge is a global hackathon that brings together coders, scientists, designers, storytellers, makers, builders, technologists, and all science and space enthusiasts. Participants use NASA's open data to solve real-world problems related to Earth and space.
The Space Apps Challenge is held every year in October. Teams of up to 10 people can participate, either in person at a local hackathon or virtually. The hackathon begins on Friday evening and ends on Sunday afternoon.
Our team was the winner from Chittagong district, which was a proud moment for us.
Joy Bangla Youth Award
Joy Bangla Youth Award
Joy Bangla Youth Award is a flagship initiative of Young Bangla, a youth network in Bangladesh, aimed at recognizing and connecting young changemakers across the country. The award was launched in 2015 and has been held annually ever since.
The Joy Bangla Youth Award honors young individuals and organizations who are working to bring positive change to their communities and the nation.
Every year, thousands of teams submit projects that showcase creativity, collaboration, and the potential to solve challenges we face on Earth and in space.
We were the winner in the Climate and Innovation category of the Joy Bangla Youth Award, selected from over 3,000 participants, which was an incredible honor and a moment of great pride for us.
Springboard Proggram 7.0
Springboard Proggram 7.0
Springboard 7.0 was a special event under Youth Co:Lab, co-initiated by UNDP and Citi Foundation, and implemented by Impact Hub Dhaka.
In recognition of their innovative solutions to address pressing social and environmental challenges, a total of BDT 1,190,000 was awarded to the top three teams — Green Dye, Robolife Technologies, and PlanPost AI.
Our team, Robolife Technologies, was the runner-up and received a cash prize, which was a significant recognition of our innovative efforts.
From among 177 applicants, a shortlisted group of 9 teams was invited to participate in the Springboard 7.0 Bootcamp at BCDM, Savar.
Robolife Technologies is the only robotic hand manufacturing company in Bangladesh, established with an innovation grant from the Department of Information and Communication Technology. Since its inception, the company has fitted robotic hands for more than 100 individuals.
Additionally, Robolife Technologies has exported its robotic hand as a demo product to four countries, including Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Turkey, and India.
Robolife Technologies is fitting robotic hands, developed with our own research technology, for five individuals who lost their hands during the anti-discrimination student movement, with financial support from Babylon Group.
For this robotic hand installation initiative, Joy Barua Lablu, the founder of Robolife Technologies, has been recognized among the world’s top 10 young robotics researchers.
A heartfelt thanks to the Department of Information and Communication Technology and Babylon Group for their overall support in organizing this event.
Roblife Technologies participated in AI Fun Fest on the invitation of UNDP and showcased the robotic hand.
Roblife Technologies participated in AI Fun Fest on the invitation of UNDP and showcased the robotic hand.
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Robolife Technologies Founder Media Coverage
Joy Barua Lablu, the founder of Robolife Technologies, is a visionary young engineer who has opened a new frontier in technology and humanitarian service in Bangladesh by developing affordable robotic hands. His groundbreaking innovation and socially driven initiatives have been widely recognized in both national and international media.
The story of Joy Barua Lablu and the success of Robolife Technologies has been featured by renowned media outlets including BBC, France 24, Voice of America, and Channel i. Notably, his initiative to provide robotic hands to students injured during social justice movements in Bangladesh earned him a place among the Top 10 Young Robotics Researchers in the world.
His work has been praised not only for its technological excellence but also for its humanitarian impact. Awards such as the Joy Bangla Youth Award by Young Bangla, Springboard 7.0 by UNDP, and being a winner in NASA’s Space Apps Challenge from the Chittagong District stand as testimony to how Robolife Technologies, under his leadership, has become a global force in innovation.
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