In the organization category, the merit awards went to JaduPc for XenOS, an automotive OS.
The award ceremony was organized by the Bangladesh ICT and Innovation Network (BIIN), with NCC Bank PLC as the title sponsor. Mutual Trust Bank PLC and American International University–Bangladesh (AIUB) were Gold Sponsors, while The City Bank PLC served as the Silver Sponsor. The Knowledge Partners were AIUB, Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB), and University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB). Super Star Group, Red Data (Pvt) Ltd, and ShareTrip were the gift partners. Smart-Trend Digital acted as the Digital Campaign Partner, and JCI Bangladesh served as the Strategic Partner.
Every aircraft has a black box that records its journey — but what if cars had one too? That question led to the creation of Live Black Box, a smart automotive safety device by Bangladeshi startup Axxigon. Built entirely in Bangladesh with 3D printing and IoT technology, it monitors vehicle performance, driving behavior, and accident data in real time.
Live Black Box detects overspeeding, harsh braking, and collisions, sending instant alerts to owners and notifying emergency contacts during crashes. It also records critical footage, simplifies insurance claims, and helps prevent accidents through predictive maintenance and behavior insights.
Founded in 2023 by Masrur Hannan and his team of young engineers, Axxigon aims to make roads safer and vehicles smarter across Bangladesh — one car at a time.
Enter the JaduPC — an amazingly low-cost computer, starting at a mere Tk5,000, that performs just as well as a standard brand computer, thanks to its use of cutting-edge hardware and its proprietary operating system, ShopnoOS.
The engineers at JaduPC have successfully integrated the hardware and software to create a smooth-running device that is capable of handling many tasks efficiently. ShopnoOS is easy to navigate and it runs Photoshop, VS Code, and browsers with multiple tabs just like any other standard computer.