DALLAS - s4story -- Spoonified, the creator of the world's first AI-powered intelligent utensil, today announced its selection as a Top 100 Entry in the prestigious 2025 Future of Design Contest (https://contest.techbriefs.com/). Chosen from thousands of innovations worldwide, this recognition highlights Spoonified's groundbreaking approach to automating nutrition tracking and transforming chronic care management.

The Create the Future Design Contest is a premier global competition established in 2002. It challenges engineers and entrepreneurs worldwide to submit innovative product designs and technologies that benefit society. The contest stimulates technological advancement across diverse categories, including aerospace, automotive, consumer products, electronics, and medical, and attracts thousands of entries (https://contest.techbriefs.com/2025/entries) annually from over 100+ countries. The contest's principal sponsors are COMSOL and Mouser Electronics (https://www.mouser.com/), with Analog Devices (https://www.analog.com/) and Intel (https://www.intel.com/) as supporting sponsors. The panel of judges comprised industry experts from NVIDIA Corporation, Procter & Gamble, Johns Hopkins University, and other global companies.

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Spoonified was recognized for its ability to bridge the gap between eating and data. While traditional health tracking relies on manual food logging—often prone to error and fatigue—Spoonified's proprietary sensor technology tracks eating habits, bite speed, and nutritional intake in real-time, directly from the utensil.

"It's rewarding to have our vision of leveraging AI to make nutrition intervention a frictionless, recognized amongst such innovations, said Vishal Modi, Founder of Spoonified. "We are redesigning the most fundamental tool of human civilization, the spoon and the fork, to solve a modern health crisis. This recognition fuels our momentum as we move toward our alpha launch and continue to empower users with actionable insights for better health."

Revolutionizing the dietary health and intervention space, Spoonified's entry stood out for its application in the Medical category. The device creates a "digital fingerprint" of eating behaviors, offering critical support for:

• Chronic Disease Management: Assisting patients with diabetes, obesity, and hypertension by monitoring intake without the burden of manual logging.
• Mindful Eating: Providing real-time haptic feedback to discourage rapid eating, a key factor in digestion and weight management.
• Clinical Insights: Offering dietitians and healthcare providers accurate, non-self-reported data for better patient outcomes.

Spoonified is currently preparing for its next phase of development and alpha trials. This accolade places the company among the most promising engineering innovations of the year.

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About Spoonified: Spoonified is a Texas-based health-tech company developing the world's first intelligent utensil. By leveraging advanced sensors and machine learning, Spoonified automates nutrition tracking to help individuals build sustainable eating habits. The company aims to replace manual food journaling with precise, automated data, empowering users and healthcare providers to make informed decisions.