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November 06, 2026 (San Francisco, USA)
Bangladesh Regional winner 2025
RoboLife Technologies, a health-technology startup developing affordable robotic prosthetic solutions, won the Startup World Cup Bangladesh 2025 regional competition and earned the opportunity to represent Bangladesh at the Startup World Cup Global Finals in Silicon Valley, USA.
Repto, an educationâtechnology startup, secured victory at the Startup World Cup Bangladesh 2019 regional round and went on to represent Bangladesh in the global finals in Silicon Valley.
Gaze Technology Ltd., an AI-powered video analytics startup, won the 2020 edition held at Radisson Blu, Dhaka, earning the national champion title and a ticket to the global finals in Silicon Valley.
Coreshell Technologies, a battery innovation company, secured victory at the Startup World Cup 2025 global finals and was awarded a $1 million investment prize. After winning the East Bay regional round in the United States, they advanced to the global finals and claimed the title in Silicon Valley, outperforming finalists from around the world to achieve this milestone
EarthGrid PBC, a cutting-edge plasma tunnel-boring technology startup, emerged as the international winner of the 2024 Grand Finale in San Francisco, receiving a $1 million investment award for its groundbreaking approach to rapid underground grid construction.