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.