The smartphone app created by our Information Engineering students won first place in the adult and youth team categories at the "Global AI Hackathon" organized by MIT Raise and the App Inventor Foundation. Some of the app's functions were developed by international students from our partner universities, including Nuttapol Suwanampai (Bangkok University, Thailand), Petchpilin Tontiwinyoopong (Chulalongkorn University, Thailand), Pornpipat Oupchan (Chulalongkorn University, Thailand), and Rafly Arief Kanza (PENS, Indonesia) as collaborators.

The international hackathon "Global AI Hackathon" featured four divisions: Youth, Youth Team, Adult, and Adult/Youth Team, and received applications from 1078 people spanning 91 countries. The judges included volunteers from renowned companies such as Google, Intel, Meta, and Microsoft, as well as from schools across the globe. Additionally, the winning students have been invited to the MIT AI & Education Summit, scheduled to take place at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in late July, where they will be presenting their work.