Green MSME Award 2026 by The Bengal Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Aeonix received the Green MSME Award 2026 from The Bengal Chamber of Commerce and Industry — India's oldest chamber, serving since 1853.
VLOGS & BLOGS
From our desk to the field.
Technical deep-dives, deployment lessons, and how we think about building real-world systems.
Towards a Plastic-Free West Bengal with Smart Technology
An AI and IoT cloth bag vending machine with sensor-based dispensing and a dashboard for live machine health and stock, built to replace single-use plastic.
Smart Compactor Dustbins for Cities, Campuses and Public Spaces
The Aeonix Smart Compactor Dustbin compresses waste to raise capacity and cut collection frequency — for municipalities, campuses, airports and metro networks.
Access to menstrual hygiene is not a privilege—it is a necessity.
A sanitary pad vending machine for schools, colleges, workplaces and hospitals, making menstrual hygiene convenient and affordable across India.
3 years ago we deployed our first IoT vending machine for the West Bengal Pollution Control Board.
Our first IoT vending machine for the West Bengal Pollution Control Board still runs on the same board. What it taught us about building hardware for India.
Last year we deployed an AI sanitation monitoring system at Gangasagar Mela.
Tens of millions of pilgrims and 4G that vanished when it mattered. Why AI sanitation monitoring at Gangasagar Mela had to run entirely on edge GPU, offline.
In 2025, we built a touchless gesture gaming system that ran inside Tata IPL stadiums.
Touchless gesture gaming inside Tata IPL stadiums. The hard part was never the game — it was the sub-100ms latency budget a cloud round-trip would have eaten.
India banned single-use plastic bags. Most people I talk to assume that solved the problem.
A ban only works if there is an alternative at the moment of need. Cloth cannot carry wet vegetables — so we built India's first IoT compostable bag vending machine.
A garbage truck that runs half-empty is the most expensive sensor in a city.
Indian municipal collection runs on fixed schedules, so trucks empty bins that are 10% full. What LiDAR fill-level sensing changes about the economics.
Most "smart bins" sold in India aren't smart.
Most smart bins are ordinary bins with a sensor on top. What a real compactor needs: motor selection, jam and fire detection, and solar that survives India.