Two University of the Philippines Diliman graduates have won the Philippine leg of the James Dyson Award 2026 for developing a low-cost, semi-automated machine intended to make peritoneal dialysis easier and safer to perform at home.
A faculty researcher at National University Fairview has developed an artificial intelligence-assisted security platform designed to help Philippine schools monitor multiple CCTV feeds and preserve digital evidence during campus incidents.
Called Fish-i, the semi-automated fish census system combines an underwater camera rig with computer vision to analyze fish populations without requiring highly trained divers to manually identify and count fish underwater.
Called “Scam Ba ’To?”, the independently developed platform allows users to paste suspicious messages and receive Red, Yellow,, or Green risk guidance, along with an explanation of the behavior detected and verified official channels when available.
The Philippines could reach a critical point in artificial intelligence adoption within the next two to four years, making it imperative for the country to avoid falling behind another major technology wave, according to Filipino tech pioneer and entrepreneur Joey Gurango.
An international research team led by Ateneo de Manila University has developed an artificial intelligence (AI) model that uses data from non-invasive skin sensors...
T’nalak Tau Sebu is a handwoven abaca fabric produced by the T’boli people using traditional backstrap looms and naturally dyed fibers. Its patterns are created from memory without sketches or physical templates.
Called the “Robust Optical Aerosol Monitor” or ROAM, the device counts airborne particles using an optical system that its developers compare to a microscope.
An artificial intelligence expert has urged the public to assess the proposed Pax Silica AI and Semiconductor Hub in New Clark City using verified information, as questions emerge over the project’s environmental impact, land use, and infrastructure requirements.
