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Magdalena Villaruz is a prolific Filipino inventor known for designing the Turtle Power Tiller in the 1960s, a floating tractor capable of tilling soil in flooded rice paddies. She founded a large company that manufactures and markets the machine internationally. Villaruz holds many patents for agricultural equipment and has received several awards for her contributions as an inventor, including being the first woman to win Inventor of the Year in the Philippines in 1986.
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A business may deal with both sales and purchases occasionally. They buy things from vendors and then sell them to their customers. Such dealings can be confusing at times. Because multiple clients may inquire about the same product at the same time, after purchasing those products, customers must be assigned to them. Odoo has a tool called Reception Report that can be used to complete this assignment. By enabling this, a reception report comes automatically after confirming a receipt, from which we can assign products to orders.
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- 1. PHILIPPINES GREATEST INVENTION Prepared by: Felda B. Encina BTLED IA- 2A
- 3. VILLARUZ, Magdalena, (born 1934) Filipino inventor and entrepreneur, b-1934. In the 1960s she designed and produced a machine called the Turtle Power Tiller, a tractor with a float. It is capable of tilling soil in the most rain-sodden fields (rice-paddies). Magdalena now heads a large company that manufactures and markets the machine in many tropical countries. Magdalena Smith Villaruz
- 4. A prolific inventor, she is the holder of many patents for agricultural equipment. In addition, she is very active in inventor organizations in the Philippines, and was the first woman to win the Philippines Inventor of the Year Award (1986). Then in 1995 she was awarded the World Intellectual Property Organization's gold medal, in recognition of being the most outstanding woman inventor in the Philippines.
- 5. HAND TRACTOR/ TURTLE POWER TILLER Rice is often grown in wet fields, where mud and water can prevent and slow down the tilling of soil. Magdalena Villaruz was sick of her farm losing time and money because tractors were getting bogged down in the mud. So she came up with a solution. A floating, hand operated tractor.
- 6. Having been educated in Commerce, Magdalena quickly patented her invention and began to sell tillers to farmers throughout the Philippines, as well as other parts of Southeast Asia and Africa.
- 7. Magdalena created a hand tractor with a concave “shell” that allowed the machine to float on top of the mud and water of her farm’s fields. This concept is a lot like the way a turtle’s shell, filled with air, provides buoyancy. Appropriately, Magdalena called her invention the “Turtle Power Tiller.”
- 8. Despite some opportunistic attempts at copycat products, Magdalena pushed for her intellectual property rights, maintaining ownership of theTurtle PowerTiller as well as many other patents.The long list of Magdalena’s inventions includes rice threshers, corn shellers, and water pumps.
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