About Us
The Singapore Invention Convention, proudly presented by RTX, is the nation’s premier platform for young inventors to showcase groundbreaking ideas and problem-solving skills.
Taking place from March 26-27 2026, the event will bring together students, educators, and industry leaders to celebrate creativity, STEM excellence, and entrepreneurship. Participants will have the opportunity to present their inventions, gain insights from expert judges, and network with like-minded changemakers.
Whether you’re an aspiring inventor or a supporter of innovation, the Singapore Invention Convention 2026 is the place to witness the future of technology and creativity in action. Join us and be part of the next wave of game-changing ideas!
Registration for the 2026 Singapore Invention Convention is now closed!
Rewatch our 2025 event highlights below!
Congratulations to all of our 2025 Award Winners!
Grade-category Awards
Kindergarten Category
1st Place – M.A.C.K by Lee Kai En Matilda, Crystalle Lorhayne Alano So, Amber Heather Lim Ze Hui, & Chan Rui Xi Kate
2nd Place – Magtastic by Tan Zhi Yan Hayley
3rd Place – IH-SY LOCK by Arif Ihsan Bin Muhammad Nashruddin
Primary 1 Category
1st Place – Fun to grow by Emma Lin Ziwei
2nd Place – TRACKR.IO by Charis Avigail Kusumo
3rd Place – iCanHelp-BOT by Qiu Yucheng
Primary 2 Category
1st Place – Villa Eggcelsiur – A Biomimetic SafeNest for Forest Animals by Kaashie Lim Yin
Primary 3 Category
1st Place – QuickPickUp by Chan Yan Lok Matthias
2nd Place – StepSafe by Choo Shun Yat & Choo Sung Yat
Primary 4 Category
1st Place – Recycling Machine by Daniela Zara Binte Mohammad Hermi, Lo Jun Rui Isaac, Chen Zixuan Janelle
2nd Place – FindMe by Sarah Terri Thomas
3rd Place – Hand Bot 3000 by Chua Jia Le, Jayrius, Bennett Yeo Xuan Wei, & Anselm Yi Cheng Simons
Primary 5 Category
1st Place – Food Waste Heroes: Fruit and Vege Wars by Triven Yee Rui Zhe
2nd Place – Happy Cloud by Nicole Chee Ying Hui
3rd Place – Crocs Safety Shield by Shiloh Chia Yi Hui
Primary 6 Category
1st Place – Planet Rinse by Elizabeth Wong Tian Ling
2nd Place – AssisStick by Rachel Francesca Thomas
3rd Place – STRESLESS by Elan Ng Rui Zhi
Secondary 1 Category
1st Place – MethanoFort-The Biomimetic River Filter(Multi-Stage River Remediation Filter with Bioreactor Chamber) by Kailash Lim Jin
2nd Place – QuitSmokeTogether by Lee Jia Hang Wallace
Secondary 2 Category
1st Place – Project X by Leonardo Sabbatino, Han Dohyun, Lincoln Matthias Koh Kai Yi, & Tan Zhi Heng, Lucas
2nd Place – Project Tomorrow by Ee Bin Hong, Zhang Jingbin, & Patrick Soh Qi Rui
Secondary 3 Category
1st Place – Sound vs Fire by Tan Kai Yuan, Song Meng Xin, & Lim Xuan Jie, Ryan
2nd Place – Puddle Purger 1000 by Ashmitha Pitani
3rd Place – E.S.S.E.N.T.I.A. by Ezekiel Lee Ngee Song
Post-Secondary Year 1 Category
1st Place – Memory Lane SG by Nagulapati Sri Akanksha & Hanin Ahamed
2nd Place – FemCare+ by Chloe Tan Shiyun
3rd Place – Walkopoly by Emmabelle Chuan Yiqing & Yeo Thien Thien Sophie
Post-Secondary Year 2 Category
1st Place – From Waste to Wellness: Skincare series harnessing the power of upcycled food waste by Thasbeeha Binte Mohamed Fazlul Huck, Hanisah Binte Abdul Hakim, & Raine Tham Yu Sze
2nd Place – WoofWalk SG by Calabio Brianna Jillian Tanglao & Tay Hui Xuan
3rd Place – Let’s Help by Clydia Yu Yan Xuan, Toh Sing Yi, Denisha, & Shyane Alexis Pereira
Open Category
1st Place – IKTO by Phijak Sawattayawong, Andaman Surabote, & Wuttipat Direkrungrueng
2nd Place – Kibble Caboodle by Isha Rotiwar & Samaira Tibrewal
3rd Place – Tote Buddy by Vimal Kadhambari
Special Awards Winners
Breaking Barriers Award, presented by RTX
Winner – Project Tomorrow by Ee Bin Hong, Zhang Jingbin, & Patrick Soh Qi Rui
Wings of Change Award, presented by RTX
Winner – Planet Rinse by Elizabeth Wong Tian Ling
TP Innov8 Winner 1st Place
Winner – Studash by Shanna Low Bing-Xin, Lee Ming Xuan, & Valerie Catherine Ponimin
TP Innov8 Winner 2nd Place
Winner – Mind Match by Yip Yat Suen Esther, Ashton Koh Jun Wei, & Brina Teo Yin Yuan
TP Innov8 Winner 3rd Place
Winner – Bin It to Win It! by Geneieve Loh Ying, Misha Ariana Binte Mohamad Farish, Wesly Tiew Pek How, Clarissa Goh, Isabella Pimyada Lovato, Poon Ke Xuan, & Ryan Ng Jun Wei
TP-Invention Convention Sustainability Award
Winner – MethanoFort-The Biomimetic River Filter(Multi-Stage River Remediation Filter with Bioreactor Chamber) by Kailash Lim Jin
KRYA The Potential Impact Award
Winners:
Stick Fix Blind by Nititorn Minyong, Warinthorn Wongprasertsuk, & Vekij Subpinyo
Level P by Ponatchar Raungpaka, Natpimol Tangam, & Punncharach Nukulwuthiopas
Zenith by Shruti Ghosh, Gargi Ingale, Rujula Rahul Kulkarni
SMART Healing by Angel Karen Ugalino, Yvonne Miles Hilary B. Cerdeñola, & Yelrihs T. Dy
KRYA The Sustainable Future Award
Winner – Air Crab Balloon by Gendis Lalita Adraya Pranoto; Amiel Limogan; Charlene Selena Wisang; Macayla Suraya Askana Hutagalung; Gibran Abdila Taha
PCF Young Changemaker Award
Winner:
CleverPlast by Nur Zahra Bte Harith
PCF Kid Entrepreneur Award
Winner:
Foldable Sand Cleaner by Chan Jun Lun Zac
PCF Sustainability Star Award
Winner:
Peel 2 Clean by Mavis Cheong Xin Tian & Joshua Chow Yi Kai
PCF Design of the Future Award
Winner:
SHELTRA by Mutharasan Kavinethra
Hands of Hope Award, presented by JT Group
Winner:
Project X by Leonardo Sabbatino, Han Dohyun, Lincoln Matthias Koh Kai Yi, & Tan Zhi Heng, Lucas
Empowerment Innovator Award, presented by JT Group
Winners:
Move the Car by Ethan Oh En Kai
Colourful Splash by Qisya Insyirah Binte Muhammad Zahrin
Guardian Innovator Award, presented by JT Group
Winners:
QuickPickUp by Chan Yan Lok Matthias
Crocs Safety Shield by Shiloh Chia Yi Hui
MethanoFort-The Biomimetic River Filter(Multi-Stage River Remediation Filter with Bioreactor Chamber)
by Kailash Lim Jin
Care Innovator Award, presented by JT Group
Winner:
FemCare+ by Chloe Tan Shiyun
Play Without Screens Award, presented by Kids Village Asia
Winners:
Magtastic by Tan Zhi Yan Hayley
Colourful Splash by Qisya Insyirah Binte Muhammad Zahrin
Young Earth Guardian Award, presented by Kids Village Asia
Winner:
Composter by Yang Jingxuan & Chin Tze Xuan
Catch ’em all by Koh Kai Yuan
Changemakers for Good Award, presented by Kids Village Asia
Winners:
AssisStick by Rachel Francesca Thomas
soraaura by Umar Aadil
Future Engineer Award, presented by Kids Village Asia
Winner:
Fun to grow by Emma Lin Ziwei
Move the Car by Ethan Oh En Kai
Better Together Award, presented by Kids Village Asia
Winner:
StepSafe by Choo Shun Yat & Choo Sung Yat
Recycling Machine by Daniela Zara Binte Mohammad Hermi, Lo Jun Rui Isaac, & Chen Zixuan, Janelle
Outstanding Presentation Award, presented by Thinking Plus International
Winners:
WaterLink by Tan Ying Fei Chloe
Maglev Bag by Calupe Kylie Mikyla Mendoza
Timiker by Pineda Erica Reese Lorbis
Bin-Bot: Smart Helpful Always Fresh by Ardelea Nur Zahra Binte Andy Irwady & Muhammad Ryan Sarizi Bin Muhammad Raziz
Planet Threads by Koh Rui Shan Gayle
Danger Detector Glove (DDG) by Srishti Nagarajan Iyer
First Leap Award, presented by IDE Academy
Winner:
Loopnote by Natalie Chee Ying En
Lifestyle Leader Award, presented by IDE Academy
Winner:
Aquarium-Top Aquaponics (ATA) Planter Box by Toh Yijing Trina, Kim Eun Byul Elsa, & Inaya Dhiya Binte Nasrudeen
Most Potential Award, presented by IDE Academy
Winner:
SeaSweep by Balamurugan Karthik
Global Choice Award
Winner:
SNIFF BOT by Chua Ying Le Joy & Renie Ng Wen Xuan
Thank you to all our participants, and congratulations to all our award winners!
A huge thanks to our 2026 sponsors and partners!
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Participate and you’ll be making a difference to our planet.
Our Pledge:
Our Pledge:
Every year, STEMIE Advantages pledges to do good for the environment. For every inventor and judge registered for our annual Singapore Invention Convention, we contribute an equivalent amount towards a cause to help the environment! In the past, we helped to remove 258kg of Ocean plastic. That’s equivalent to 12,900 plastic bottles!
This year, we’re proud to continue our pledge: for every inventor and judge who signs up for the 2026 Singapore Invention Convention, we’ll plant one mangrove tree in Aceh Timur to prevent coastal erosion!
Why Mangrove Trees?
Healthy mangrove forests can provide sustainable livelihoods for coastal communities, especially the poorest, and reduce their vulnerability to natural disasters such as cyclones and storm surges.
Mangroves also provide a range of other benefits to the world at large – including absorbing and storing more carbon than any other type of forest.
In order to realise the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including the management of climate change and marine ecosystems, YAKOPI’s vision is to promote action on climate change through emission reduction by restoring and rehabilitating forests in coastal areas to achieve the 13th SDG.
In addition, YAKOPI realises coastal protection and sustainable management of marine resources through efforts to develop, manage and promote local community enterprises in exploiting the potential of coastal natural resources.
Healthy mangrove forests can provide sustainable livelihoods for coastal communities, especially the poorest, and reduce their vulnerability to natural disasters such as cyclones and storm surges.
Mangroves also provide a range of other benefits to the world at large – including absorbing and storing more carbon than any other type of forest.
In order to realise the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including the management of climate change and marine ecosystems, YAKOPI’s vision is to promote action on climate change through emission reduction by restoring and rehabilitating forests in coastal areas to achieve the 13th SDG.
In addition, YAKOPI realises coastal protection and sustainable management of marine resources through efforts to develop, manage and promote local community enterprises in exploiting the potential of coastal natural resources.
Join us in supporting Yakopi’s mission of promoting the conservation and protection of existing coastal forests, educating people on how to restore damaged or unhealthy mangrove ecosystems, and encouraging the next generation to take an active interest in local forests.
Join us in supporting Yakopi’s mission of promoting the conservation and protection of existing coastal forests, educating people on how to restore damaged or unhealthy mangrove ecosystems, and encouraging the next generation to take an active interest in local forests.
About Handprint and Yakopi:
We are thrilled to announce that the Singapore Invention Convention has partnered with Handprint and YAKOPI – Yayasan Konservasi Pesisir Indonesia. As part of our commitment to sustainability and conservation, we will be supporting Yakopi’s efforts to restoring and preserving coastal ecosystems in Indonesia, especially through mangrove restoration.
We are thrilled to announce that the Singapore Invention Convention has partnered with Handprint and YAKOPI – Yayasan Konservasi Pesisir Indonesia. As part of our commitment to sustainability and conservation, we will be supporting Yakopi’s efforts to restoring and preserving coastal ecosystems in Indonesia, especially through mangrove restoration.
Handprint is a non-profit organization dedicated to environmental conservation and community engagement. They have been actively involved in various reforestation initiatives, including the restoration of vital mangrove habitats. Yakopi’s aim is to restore the once-thriving mangrove forests, reversing deforestation damage, and creating a healthier environment for wildlife and people.
Handprint is a non-profit organization dedicated to environmental conservation and community engagement. They have been actively involved in various reforestation initiatives, including the restoration of vital mangrove habitats. Yakopi’s aim is to restore the once-thriving mangrove forests, reversing deforestation damage, and creating a healthier environment for wildlife and people.
See our Media Features!
少女研发过滤器护河 无电设计受生蚝启发
Zaobao.sg – 11 December 2025
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Shin Min Daily News – 13 November 2025
Meet Team Trashure, Recycling நோக்கி ஒரு பயணம்!
Tamil Murasu – 26 November 2025
Dare to Invent: 11-Year-Old Student Inventor Combats Bullying With Game, Kai Wins
Ace Maker Parenting – 28 November 2023
Pre-schooler bags first prize at invention contest with GPS necklace for the blind
The Straits Times – 29 November 2022
Murid prasekolah menang hadiah pertama dalam peraduan reka cipta, hasilkan rantai GPS buat orang buta
Berita Harian – 29 November 2022
普惠新加坡发明大会 区域百名学生显创意
Zaobao.sg – 23 November 2022
Children are the future. Their ideas and their actions will shape the world as we know it, and it is our duty to their generation to guide them in their journey of discovery and innovation.
STEMIE Advantages envisions a day when EVERY child in Singapore has the chance to follow their natural curiosity, invent creative solutions to problems, and be inspired to achieve their highest level of personal accomplishment.
We will support our children as they grow into capable and productive members of society who can affect change. Once again, we are honoured to have Temasek Polytechnic as our Co-organiser and Host. They are mentors to some of our emerging inventors on their journey of inventing. We believe that these efforts to encourage the next generation of thinkers and inventors will ensure a brighter future for Singapore.
“I would like to thank the judges and live audience for their feedback and questions that will certainly help me to think further on how to improve my idea. It was also very interesting to be able to listen and learn from another young inventor on his innovation idea.” — Inventor and 2021 Award Winner, Juston Chan (Singapore).
“This opportunity provided me feelings of personal achievement where I did what I did not think I could do. It’s important that people never underestimate their undiscovered skills and interests.” — Inventor and 2020 Award Winner, Addison Tham (Singapore).
