CodeGen wins recognition for TravelBox AI and Lumos

CodeGen said its TravelBox AI campaign earned recognition at SLIM DIGIS 2.6 and its Lumos agentic AI platform was recognized at the National AI Awards 2026. The awards underscore the Sri Lankan company’s push to build and position technology for global markets while expanding its AI portfolio.

Why it matters: - The recognitions give CodeGen external validation for two different growth bets: international travel-tech branding and early-stage enterprise AI. - TravelBox AI’s award comes in a category created for the first time at SLIM DIGIS, which raises the profile of brands designed to compete beyond Sri Lanka. - Lumos’ award signals momentum for a product that is still less than a year old and not yet broadly rolled out.

What happened: - CodeGen said its TravelBox AI marketing campaign was recognized at SLIM DIGIS 2.6 in the International Business / Export Brands category. - CodeGen said Lumos was recognized at the National AI Awards 2026 in the Best Agentic AI Solution sub-category under the Innovation & Future-Focused Awards. - The recognitions were announced Oct. 2, 2026, in Colombo, Sri Lanka.

The details: - The International Business / Export Brands category was introduced for the first time in SLIM DIGIS history. - TravelBox AI combines CodeGen’s travel technology experience with AI-led innovation, intelligent automation and digital commerce. - The campaign used product positioning, brand strategy, digital communication and creative execution to present TravelBox AI as a technology proposition built in Sri Lanka for global markets. - Janaka Kapuliyadde, head of marketing at CodeGen International and Vega Innovations, said the recognition validated the strategy and collaboration behind the campaign. - Kapuliyadde said the campaign was built to communicate the value, innovation and commercial relevance of TravelBox AI to global travel businesses. - The company said the campaign also reflected contributions from marketing, product, creative, commercial and technology teams. - Lumos is CodeGen’s agentic AI platform for institutional intelligence. - The platform connects AI agents, organizational knowledge, data and workflows. - CodeGen says Lumos helps teams work across the software development lifecycle while preserving and reusing institutional knowledge. - Lumos is already being used across CodeGen teams while the company continues to refine the product ahead of a broader external rollout. - Dineshka Senevirathne, director of products at CodeGen International, said the award reinforced the platform’s potential and the vision behind its development. - Senevirathne said Lumos was designed to help organizations move beyond using AI tools and toward building intelligent systems that learn from experience. - CodeGen said the Lumos team took the product from concept to national recognition in less than a year. - CodeGen described itself as a Sri Lankan-founded technology company building enterprise platforms and AI-powered solutions for international markets.

Between the lines: - The two awards point to a broader strategy: CodeGen is trying to pair product innovation with market-facing storytelling, not just technical capability. - The TravelBox AI recognition suggests the company sees brand positioning as part of product competitiveness in export markets. - Lumos’ early recognition suggests CodeGen wants to establish credibility in agentic AI before the product reaches a wider audience. - Together, the awards reinforce Sri Lanka’s role as a source of globally aimed technology products, not just local services.

What's next: - CodeGen said Lumos will continue moving toward a broader external rollout. - The company said it will keep expanding work across AI, travel technology and enterprise platforms. - CodeGen said it will continue positioning Sri Lankan-developed technology for international markets.

The bottom line: - CodeGen is using awards to sharpen a larger message: its products are built in Sri Lanka, but aimed at global buyers.