In under a year, EcoBin went from a market-research idea to a semi-finalist, a finalist, and a global category winner — judged by universities, national agencies, and MIT.
Each round pushed EcoBin further — sharper technically, more credible commercially, and more ready to scale.
EcoBin advanced through three progressive rounds — preliminary, regional representative, and semi-final — competing against software projects from across Thailand.
EcoBin was selected as a finalist and presented at the AI Innovation Summit 2025 and Sustainability Expo 2025, earning a scholarship offer from CMKL University through mentor recognition.
EcoBin won the Youth Team Category, competing against 2,146 teams from 141 countries, and was presented at the MIT App Inventor Global Education Summit at MIT.
Advanced through preliminary, regional, and semi-final rounds with NSTDA; received a $300 development grant to keep building.
Presented EcoBin at CMKL University's AI Innovation Summit and Sustainability Expo; received a scholarship offer through mentor recognition.
Selected as the winning team out of 2,146 entries from 141 countries; presented EcoBin at the MIT App Inventor Global Education Summit.
From the first working prototype demo to the MIT Global Appathon pitch presentation.
The earliest working prototype demo, hosted on Google Drive →
The competition pitch presentation, hosted on Google Drive →
How a pour gets classified, routed, and logged — from kiosk interaction to the AI model to backend to downstream recycling.
Try the app, or see how the AI model and kiosk actually work.