Kaz Software is in Paris to show how AI from Bangladesh is changing the world
/Kaz Software represents Bangladesh at VivaTech 2025 with groundbreaking AI solutions
The invitation that wasn’t just an invite — it was a signal
Paris in June is usually about slow rivers and louder conversations. But this year, it’s hosting something bigger — VivaTech 2025, Europe’s largest startup and tech event. And Kaz Software isn’t just attending. We’re showcasing. For us, this isn’t tourism. It’s a mission. An invitation extended by the ICT Division of Bangladesh wasn’t just a chance to speak — it was a call to represent a nation whose developers quietly power some of the world’s loudest tech success stories. From Europe to the Gulf, from Fortune 500s to stealth startups, teams in Bangladesh are building more than software — they’re engineering outcomes.
And at VivaTech, we're putting two of our proudest AI builds on display. One: a pioneering AI platform for children developed for a U.S.-based partner that turns screen time into safe, intelligent playtime — powered by conversational AI and sentiment tracking. The second: an agricultural intelligence tool that uses machine learning to detect early signs of crop disease and autonomously direct precision pesticide spraying. Fewer chemicals. Fewer labor hours. More food security. These are not prototypes. They are live, and they are working.
AI isn’t just what we do — it’s how we’re changing lives
At Kaz Software, AI isn’t layered on for effect. It’s embedded in purpose. We don’t build demos. We build solutions that run in the wild — for people, for systems, for the future. Whether it’s in classrooms or farmlands, our AI projects are driven by use-case, not hype. We obsess over real-world utility: What will help a child think better, learn faster, stay safer? What will save a farmer hours of work and liters of unnecessary pesticide? These questions don’t come from textbooks. They come from the field — and we code with that in mind.
The platform for children — a first-of-its-kind intelligent play-and-learn ecosystem — uses AI to adapt content in real-time based on emotional cues, making it both interactive and protective. On the other side of the world, our crop-health system leverages drone vision, edge ML, and regional data to diagnose and prescribe — almost like a doctor, but for acres of land. That’s the kind of duality we’re bringing to Paris: human-first, tech-deep.
At VivaTech, we’re not there to impress. We’re there to connect — with people building the next chapter of responsible AI, and with businesses that need devs who can ship it, scale it, and support it.
Bangladesh isn’t just in the room — it’s building the room
The world is finally waking up to a truth we’ve lived for years: talent doesn’t wear a zipcode. Founders, VCs, and enterprise CTOs are no longer asking why Bangladesh. They’re asking how soon can they scale with teams from here. And Kaz Software — with two decades of shipping high-impact solutions — is not just building software anymore. We’re building bridges. At VivaTech, we carry the weight of that mandate. To create visibility for our devs. To open business pipelines. To spark investments that bring global revenue back home.
Because when we talk about AI from Bangladesh, we don’t mean AI that mimics — we mean AI that matters. AI that helps feed a village or nurtures a child’s curiosity. And the teams that build this? They sit in Dhaka, in Sylhet, in Rajshahi — not just in cubicles, but in client calls, product workshops, and strategic decision rooms. We are not a service vendor. We are a tech partner.
So yes, we are in Paris. But not for the wine. We are here to make sure the world sees what we already know: Bangladesh is not the back office — it’s the innovation engine.