Validated by industry experts, judged by international juries, and accepted for publication in peer-reviewed proceedings. GOcacao has been recognised across innovation, engineering, and sustainable technology competitions worldwide.
The GOcacao temperature-curve algorithm and device architecture are protected under Thai Utility Model Patent No. 2503004891. This provides a foundation for licensing, manufacturing partnerships, and commercialisation at scale.
Hosted by Chiang Mai University. GOcacao received both the Grand Prize for technological innovation and a Gold Award for social impact in the agricultural sector.
Chiang Mai, Thailand CNX FINEX · Chiang Mai University
Silver Medal at one of the world's most competitive international innovation exhibitions, judged by a panel of independent technology and industrial experts.
Istanbul, Turkey
Gold Award at the Asian Youth Innovation Awards, recognising GOcacao's combination of advanced sensor technology and measurable agricultural impact across Southeast Asia.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
7th Asia Pacific International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management — 3rd Place in the High School STEM category, competing against international high school participants.
Asia Pacific, 2026
Selected as a finalist at the Diamond Challenge — one of the world's most prestigious high school entrepreneurship competitions, hosted by the University of Delaware.
International Diamond Challenge · U of Delaware
Selected as a Finalist at the International Greenwich Olympiad — a prestigious global platform recognising outstanding student innovation and scientific research with real-world impact.
International
First Place Poster Award — IEOM Asia Pacific 2026. Field-based value chain analysis of Thailand's cacao sector, accepted for publication in IEOM conference proceedings.
IEOM 2026
Recognised in the Top 100 at the Emerging Innovator Award — an international programme identifying the world's most promising young innovators developing solutions with measurable real-world impact.
International
Two papers document the technology and its field context. The first covers the device design and monitoring software. The second is a field-based analysis of Thailand's cacao supply chain — both presented at IEOM Asia Pacific 7th, a peer-reviewed engineering and operations management conference.
Temperature-curve analysis, aerobic phase detection, and minute-by-minute fermentation passports — all from a $100 device.
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