Technology News From The Philippines
The TaALERT app is an all-in-one platform that compiles all reliable information and news about the Taal Volcano from scientific resources.
The data collected by the Kooha app are used to draw out insights and generate new knowledge and technologies that can be used across sectors, the DOST-ASTI said.
To mark its silver anniversary, homegrown hygiene company Sanitary Care Products Asia (SCPA) has announced a tie-up with the Asian Institute of Management-Dado Banatao Incubator (AIM-DBI) for a program aimed at helping local startups.
Homegrown insurtech startup Kwik.insure launched on Tuesday, March 30, what is claimed is the country’s largest online insurance marketplace with over 100 life and non-life insurance products from 15 of local insurance and healthcare providers.
The Steering Committee will provide strategic guidance and oversight in the formulation, implementation, and development of the Philippine Startup Development Program.
The government’s program to support innovative agri-aqua startups is getting a shot in the arm with the signing of a Joint Administrative Order (JAO) between the DICT, DOST, and DTI.
The Best New StartUp award is given to a startup that has shown the greatest development over the last year based on growth, innovation, impact, and most importantly, daring to dream big.
The project by the DOST and DENR aims to quickly and accurately identify selected wood species through a Wood Identification Mobile Phone Application using Android OS.
