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Modern humans first arrived in the Philippines around 48,000 BC, settling in various regions and developing simple stone tools. By around 3,000 BC, Filipinos were producing pottery, adzes, and ornaments and entered the Iron Age between the 3rd century BC and 11th century AD, learning iron smelting. They established trade networks with China and Vietnam by the 10th century AD. Under Spanish rule from the 16th century, schools and hospitals were developed and the Royal Economic Society encouraged agriculture and industry. Higher education was limited but the University of Santo Tomas offered medicine and pharmacy degrees in the 19th century. Meteorological studies were also promoted during this time.
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Filipino inventors and their invention
- 1. Filipino Inventors and their Inventions
- 2. Also known as “The Space Junkman Moon Buggy San Juan is considered as the primary designer of the Lunar Rover. But is facing controversies because the Lunar Rover is said to be invented by Hungarian mechanical engineer Ferenc Pavlics. Eduardo San Juan
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- 4. Electronics Engineering students from Polytechnic University of the Philippines Electrifilter Placed third in the “Go Green in the City” competition held in Paris, France last June 2015. Their invention uses filthy water to produce both electricity and clean water. Bacteria form dirt reacts with the wires of the filter, thus John Paul Santos Christian Sta. Romana
- 6. 21-year old Mechanical Engineering Student of University of the Philippines Mechanical Corn Planter Sabiniano designed an alternative way of sowing for small-scale farming which can be used in corn farming. The UP student also noted that the mechanical corn planter uses galvanized iron tubes, metal Rosette Sabiniano
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- 8. LED lamp powered by galvanic reaction of anode with saline water Mejino is the CEO of Sustainable Alternative Lighting SALT Lamp Sustainable Alternative Lighting Aisa Mejino
- 9. SALT Lamp
- 10. Engineer, Inventor, Entrepreneur, Philanthropist. 16-bit microchip Banatao developed the single-chip graphical user interface accelerator that made computers work a lot faster. Diosdado Banatao
- 11. 16-bit Microchip
- 12. Leading chemist during the Spanish Era Pure kind of alcohol tiba form nipa palm Analecto Del Rosario
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- 14. Founder of several companies under Leutorio Realty & Brokerage group High Definition speaker Antonio G. Leutorio
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- 16. Biotek-M Agua kit that utilizes polymerase reaction technology to detect the Dengue Fever in less than an hour Biotek-M Agua Dengue Kit Raul Destura
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- 18. Father of Geothermal Energy Geothermal power is powered by geothermal energy. Technologies in use include dry steam stations, flash steam power stations and binary cycle power station Geothermal Energy Arturo Alcaraz
- 20. Xylem elements of vascular plants is the basic for the formulation of the two- phase wall deposition concept Xylem element of vascular plants Prescillano Zamora
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- 22. The science of today is the technology of tomorrow -Edward Teller Thank you for Listening !