More than a thousand budding AI creators from various parts of Bangladesh participated in the Infinity AI BuildFest 2026 at BRAC University in Dhaka last Friday.
The event, described as the largest AI hackathon in Bangladesh, was hosted by CloudCamp Bangladesh and co-organized by BRAC University. It lasted from 7 am to 8 pm, bringing together 208 teams selected from over 3,500 registered participants through a national screening process.
Participants showcased AI solutions in five innovation categories: EdTech, MarTech, HealthTech, E-Commerce, and InfoTech. A total of 11 expert judging panels evaluated the teams based on live demonstrations and independent scoring.
Winning teams in each category received Tk 50,000, with the runners-up awarded Tk 30,000. The winners of the VIBE Coding to Production Challenge each received Tk 10,000. Additionally, the winning teams were presented with crests, certificates, and the opportunity to join the Global Showcase Roadmap.
In the MarTech category, Breaking BRAC from BRAC University emerged as the champion, while InnoAiVerse from Flowgenx.ai secured the runner-up position. The Tokenizers from Daffodil International University clinched the top spot in EdTech, followed by Orbit SaaS from Rajshahi University of Engineering & Technology.
Team Duoguard from Daffodil International University was crowned champion in HealthTech, with Team CCN from Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology as the runner-up. In E-Commerce, Ghost Hunter from Milestone College claimed the top prize, while NITER_Xenovariants from the National Institute of Textile Engineering and Research came in second.
The InfoTech category was won by CyberShield AI from the Bangladesh Institute for Judicial Advancement, with NISH, also known as RoBenDevs, named as the runner-up.
The top five winners of the VIBE Coding to Production Challenge were Md Asim Alam Chowdhury from the University of Dhaka, Tanvir Ahmod from Southeast University, Md Bazlur Rahman Likhon from UPSTRA Communications Limited, Nayeemuzzaman from North South University, and Adib Rahman from the Islamic University of Technology.
