A no-contact thermal scanner assisted by Artificial Intelligence (AI) Drone is being readied for pilot testing in Quezon City and Caloocan City within April.
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Good Tech updates on the latest ground-breaking Filipino science and technology innovations
UP and DOST-developed RxBox vital signs monitor for COVID-19 patients now in use at Philippine General Hospital
Filipino innovation RxBox biomedical monitoring devices are now in use at the Philippine General Hospital (PGH), a referral hospital for COVID-19 patients.
Read more →HAPPENING NOW: UP-DOST COVID-19 rapid test kit approved for commercial release as nation readies for mass testing
The first Philippine-made COVID-19 Rapid Diagnostic Test Kit developed by the University of the Philippines National Institutes of Health (UP NIH) and financed by the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) has been certified by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for commercial release beginning today.
Read more →Pasig City e-Trikes, COMET e-Bus give free rides for patients, health workers
Pasig City found another creative way to offer free rides to health workers, city frontline personnel, and more recently, patients, with the deployment of the COMET e-Bus and e-Trikes.
Read more →JUST IN: Pinoy-made app in California brings Filipino community together online as U.S. state goes on lockdown
Filipino innovation “Pinoy California” mobile application went live today, April 1, 2020, with features that address the needs of communities in the face of the recent California statewide lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).
Read more →JUST IN: RapidPassPH identifies health workers, frontliners transport as priority vehicles
Health workers and other frontliners in the COVID-19 crisis are being assisted with the RapidPassPH technology that identifies their transportation as priority vehicles that are given quicker processing in checkpoints.
Read more →BREAKING NEWS: Philippine-developed COVID-19 Test Kits ready for manufacturing this week
COVID-19 test kits developed in the Philippines are now being readied for manufacturing beginning this week.
Read more →3D-printed vacuum-sealed Face Shields for health workers fabricated by Batangas State University
Face shields for health workers fabricated by a Batangas State University (BatStateU) laboratory using 3D printing technology have been optimized through a vacuum forming method that reduced production time to just 6 minutes per item.
Read more →Philippine-made Hybrid Electric Road Train deployed to give free rides to COVID-19 frontliners in Isabela
The Philippine-made Hybrid Electric Road Train has been deployed in Cauayan City, Isabela to exclusively shuttle Frontliners and Health Service Providers going to and from their work while mass transportation is suspended during the Luzon-wide community quarantine.
Read more →Pinoy technology produces 500,000 washable airborne droplets-repellent cloth face masks
A Filipino technology is producing 500,000 washable face masks that can repel airborne coronavirus droplets.
Read more →Philippine-made ICU low-cost ventilator “Ginhawa” can help gravely ill COVID-19 patients
The Philippine-made low-cost ventilator “Ginhawa” can help gravely ill COVID-19 patients confined in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) after it passes the ongoing human trials.
Read more →Pinoy Seoul Radio online teaches OFWs on social distancing to prevent spread of COVID-19
Social distancing, recommended as a key to stopping the spread of COVID-19, brought forth South Korea-based actor-filmmaker Nash Ang’s new passion project, the Pinoy Seoul Radio.
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