Daffodil Students Present 16 AI Projects at Bangladesh AI Business Summit

Students of Daffodil International University have presented 16 artificial intelligence-based projects at the Bangladesh AI Business Summit 2026. The projects were built to solve real problems in sectors including education, healthcare, agriculture, industry, security and urban infrastructure.

Daffodil International University supported the summit as a diamond sponsor. Five technology solutions from the Daffodil Group were also showcased there — AI Professor, Perfect HR, EduVAS, Leadership OS and Student360.

President Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir attended the opening session of the summit as chief guest. After the session he visited the Daffodil University pavilion and looked over the students’ projects. He praised the projects and encouraged the students to continue such innovative initiatives.

Dr Md Sabur Khan, founder and chairman of the board of trustees of Daffodil International University, took part as one of the main discussants in the session titled ‘AI for Everyone: Solving Real Problems with Local Intelligence’. He discussed the practical application of AI in business and industry, technology innovation suited to local realities, and the potential of AI use.

Students from three departments of the university presented the projects. The Computer Science and Engineering department’s projects include the outcome-based education assessment platform ‘OBE I’, ‘Imam AI’ for Islamic knowledge and research support, the soil health assessment system ‘NutriSoil’ and ‘DengueCluster AI’, which identifies dengue-prone areas.

Students of the Software Engineering department presented the exam assessment platform ‘FifthEye AI’, the MRI analysis system ‘NeuroCluster AI’ and the healthcare digital initiative ‘ClinicBD’.

Students of the Computing and Information Systems department, meanwhile, presented the voice-based communication technology ‘Arbor’, the security-focused ‘Prohori AI’, the border monitoring technology ‘SmartBorder’ and the infrastructure-focused ‘ArchiMind AI’, among other projects.

The summit also discussed the use of AI agents in business and industry, technology’s impact on employment, algorithmic bias, deepfakes and the digital sovereignty risks created by dependence on foreign cloud systems.

The discussions also placed importance on human oversight, ethics and data security in the use of AI.