Pinoy-made app prepares users for natural calamities
Locally-made mobile applications for smartphones are making disaster preparedness a more personal matter to Filipinos.
Pinoy trike-boat: Solution for flood-prone streets
The Pinoy tricycle has undergone another makeover, thanks to the ingenuity of Filipino inventor Atoy Llave.
Mindanao LGUs receive DOST ‘Health Tablets’
Doctors and health workers in Mindanao can now make better informed and accurate decisions about health-related concerns
Salt+Water=Light: A Filipino Invention for poor homes
Filipino homes without power sources can now light up their nights using two main components that can be found in every kitchen – salt and water.
Filipinos invent cheaper Philippine ventilator
Filipino neonatologist Dr. Enrique Ostrea, a team of University of the Philippines engineers,and the Department of Science and Technology have collaborated
The Aurelio: Filipino supercar dream is now a reality
For the very first time, a supercar has emerged from the Philippines built by Filipinos and sourced from Filipino material.
5 Filipino greennovations for a sustainable lifestyle
Mother Nature would surely love these Filipino inventions which were exhibited at the National Science and Technology Week held at SMX Convention Center.
Retired General invents solar-powered road marker
He may have retired from the police force but that does not mean that he will stop protecting the public from possible dangers, especially in the road.
Wall Street Journal features Pinoy startups on the rise
The Wall Street Journal acknowledges the emerging scene of tech startups in the Philippines by listing five noteworthy startup companies
MOSES Tablets: Filipino invention against disasters
The Philippines is no stranger disasters that may be likened to, in lesser degrees, biblical proportions such as those encountered by Moses
TARA app screams Magnanakaw to scare phone thieves
The texting capital of the world has brought forth a unique phone anti-theft application that screams, “Magnanakaw!”
Pinoy tricycle gets a modern make-over: Kotse-kel
For both residents and visitors in the Philippines the jeepney, the baby bus, and the tricycle are uniquely Filipino vehicles used as common transport.