SVIIF 2025: A Global Celebration of Innovation, Collaboration, and Progress

The Silicon Valley International Invention Festival (SVIIF 2025), proudly organized by the International Federation of Inventors’ Associations (IFIA), once again confirmed its status as one of the most prestigious and inspiring gatherings of inventors, innovators, and visionaries from across the globe.

Held from August 8 to 10, 2025, at the Santa Clara Convention Center, California, USA, the festival showcased an exceptional range of groundbreaking ideas, cutting-edge technologies, and pioneering solutions aimed at shaping the future of innovation.

SVIIF is far more than an exhibition, it is a platform where invention meets opportunity. The festival serves as a dynamic bridge between inventors, entrepreneurs, investors, and industry leaders, enabling participants to commercialize their creations, attract potential partnerships, and enter the American market in the heart of Silicon Valley.

By fostering dialogue and collaboration, SVIIF continues to promote a global culture of creativity and entrepreneurship, making it one of the most impactful events in the international innovation calendar.

Participants in SVIIF 2025 gained unparalleled exposure by presenting their inventions to a diverse audience of experts, investors, corporations, and policymakers. Beyond showcasing their work, inventors had the opportunity to:

• Network with global entrepreneurs and institutions.
• Explore commercialization pathways in the U.S. market.
• Compete for internationally recognized awards.
• Collaborate with peers from different scientific and industrial fields.

The festival was organized under the esteemed patronage of:

• International Federation of Inventors’ Associations (IFIA)
• City of Santa Clara
• World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
• United Inventors Association of America (UIA)

This strong institutional support ensured SVIIF 2025 upheld its reputation as a world-class platform for invention and innovation.

SVIIF 2025 welcomed over 200 inventions from 25 countries across 5 continents, representing universities, research centers, startups, and industrial innovators.

Countries represented included:

Australia, Canada, China, Chinese Taipei, Croatia, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong SAR, India, Iran, Korea Republic, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mongolia, Morocco, New Zealand, Philippines, Poland, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, USA, Uzbekistan, Vietnam.

This diverse participation highlighted the truly international nature of the festival, uniting ideas from East and West in Silicon Valley.

SVIIF’s evaluation is conducted by a multi-disciplinary international jury of professors, technologists, product leaders, IP strategists, and industry practitioners. The process is designed to be rigorous, fair, and consistent:

• Multi-criteria rubric: novelty/originality, technical merit, feasibility/engineering quality, utility and user benefit, market/readiness & IP posture, and potential social or environmental impact.
• Panel method: each project is reviewed by multiple judges; discussions resolve variance and refine consensus.
• Conflict-of-interest policy: jurors recuse whenever appropriate; assignments are diversified to ensure impartiality.
• Calibration: the jury conducts calibration sessions before and during judging to align standards across categories and disciplines.
• On-site & online parity: in-person entries are evaluated at booths; remote entries are assessed via submitted posters, videos, and materials, using the same rubric and thresholds.
• Documentation: scoring notes are recorded to preserve an auditable trail of decisions.

The judging process focused on novelty, utility, market potential, and impact, ensuring that only the most outstanding innovations were recognized with medals and special awards.

Grand Prix of the Silicon Valley International Invention Festival 2025

To: David Weitz, Sijie Chen, Wenshan Zheng, Anderson Shum, Xing Zhao, Yulin Zhang, Hon Yin Leung, Peiye Li, Advanced Biomedical Instrumentation Centre, Multera Limited (Hong Kong SAR)
For the invention: Next-generation PCR: Pioneering the Future of Public Health Screening

Semi-Grand Prix of the Silicon Valley International Invention Festival 2025

To: Yong Zhang, Yang Liu, Hangyong Xu, Yunjie Lu from Shanghai Superhigh Environmental Technology Co., Ltd. (China)

 For the invention: A Preparation Process for Low-Resistance Polymer Membrane Using Sintered Plastic

To: S. Wattanasirichaigoon, D. Wattanasirichaigoon, P. Wongwitthayakool, C. Somjitkul from MD Products & Service Co., Ltd. (Thailand)

 For the invention: A Green Nanotechnology-Based Broad-Spectrum High-Level Disinfectant for Clinical Use

To: K-LINK GLOBAL CO., LTD. (Chinese Taipei)

 For the invention: K-IonNano Spectacle

Prize of the International Federation of Inventors’ Associations (IFIA)

To: U. Rerk-am, A. Yokyingyong, K. Wongsawang, O. Vorahirun, T. Wongsawang, S. Laovitthayanggoon, W. Arjharn from Thailand Institute of Scientific and Technology / Hope Full Co., Ltd. / OD Innovacosmex Co., Ltd. (Thailand)

 For the invention: Secondary Metabolites of Ganoderma lucidum Mycelium for Kidney Disease Remedy: Beta Life Brand Dietary Supplement

To: Saeid Abazari, Hesam Jafari Yazdabadi (Iran)

 For the invention: Marine Generator Utilizing Seawater and Convection Mechanism

To: Prof. Freddy Boey, Prof. Goh Chin Foo, City University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong SAR)

 For the invention: PRISTINZ Anti-thermal Glass

To: Prof. Sam Kwong, Prof. Yu Zhou, City University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong SAR)

 For the invention: AI-based Fencing Training and Assessment System

Prize of the United Inventors Association of America (UIA)

UIA Best Invention Award

To: Maryam Sadat Tahouri (USA)

 For the invention: Interchangeable Mechanical Covering Device for Dental Unit with Digital Counter and Suction Volume Regulator in Suction

UIA Outstanding Prototype

To: K. Anan, W. Thepbandit, A. Klomchit, D. Athinuwat from Thammasat University (Thailand)

 For the invention: A User-Friendly and Portable Tool for the Rapid Identification and Quantification of Rice Diseases

UIA Best Marketing

To: Derek Conlon, Anchor Works (USA)

For the invention: Anchor Works AnchorOne

Prize of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)

WIPO National Award for Inventors

To: Prof. Ken Kin-Lam Yung, Prof. Zhifeng Huang, Dr. Shiqing Zhang (Hong Kong SAR)

 For the invention: Novel Biomaterials Used for Dendritic Cell Vaccine for Cancer Immunotherapy

WIPO National Award for Enterprises

To: Hae Yeon Lee, Jong Lae Kim, Jong Wook Lee, Sung Bin Im, Jin Seoung Yang from HLSCIENCE Co. Ltd. (Korea Republic)

 For the invention: Pharmaceutical Composition Comprising HL-Neuropion (Complex of Pine Needle Extract and Galangal Extract) for Cognitive Improvement and Dementia Treatment

WIPO National Award for WIPO Users

To: Su-Ching Lu (Chinese Taipei)

 For the invention: Yanmei Club (natural beauty®) Hyaluronic Acid Ampoule

WIPO National Award for Schoolchildren

To: Le Nguyen Bao Han, Bui Minh Ngoc, Tran Gia Khanh, Tran Van Vinh Thai, Nguyen Hoang Ngan Linh (Vietnam)
For the invention: Platform for Creating Quizzes from Diverse Sources, with Automated Question Mixing and Secure Data Handling

WIPO National Award for Creativity

To: N. Pongprasert, A. Khantachawana, S. Boonprong, P. Rittarwet, P. Suthiluk, S. Setha, S. Phattarapattamawong, S. Amornthitipong, J. Sengnongban from King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand)

 For the invention: Innovative Zero-Waste Processing Technologies for Converting Phu Lae Pineapple Residues into Functional Food Products for Health

Other Special Awards

Additionally, Special Awards were conferred by prestigious organizations, including:

• National Research Council of Thailand (NRCT)
• China Association of Inventions (CAI)
• Croatian Union of Innovators
• Hong Kong Delegation
• Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in San Francisco
• Institute of Innovation Research and Attribute Verification (RIVA, Vietnam)
• Taiwan Innotech Expo – TAITRA
• Taiwan Invention Association (TIA)
• Know How Research and Consulting / TKH Award (UAE)

The Silicon Valley International Invention Festival (SVIIF 2025) has once again reaffirmed its position as one of the world’s premier stages for showcasing creativity, ingenuity, and technological breakthroughs. With the participation of over 200 inventions from 25 countries across 5 continents, the festival highlighted the boundless potential of innovation to address pressing global challenges and shape a sustainable future.

From pioneering biomedical solutions and green technologies to advanced engineering and artificial intelligence applications, SVIIF 2025 proved to be more than just an exhibition, it was a true celebration of human imagination and progress. The meticulous evaluation process conducted by a distinguished panel of international juries ensured that excellence was recognized at the highest standards, honoring inventors whose work pushes the boundaries of possibility.

Beyond the medals and awards, SVIIF 2025 fostered invaluable connections between inventors, investors, academic institutions, and policy makers, further strengthening its role as a unique gateway for global collaboration in the heart of Silicon Valley.

As the festival concludes, its spirit continues to inspire reminding us that innovation is not only about creating new technologies, but also about building bridges across cultures, uniting visionaries, and empowering future generations of inventors.

With great anticipation, we look forward to SVIIF 2026, confident that it will once again elevate the global innovation ecosystem and provide an even stronger platform for groundbreaking ideas to flourish.

Official Website of SVIIF
www.sviif.com

SVIIF 2025 Official Exhibition Guidebook
SVIIF Guidebook 2025 – Online Version

Special Award Winners List 2025
SVIIF 2025 Special Awards

SVIIF Photo Gallery & Highlights
SVIIF Media Gallery
IFIA Picture Gallery 

IFIA Official Website
www.ifia.com