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The SPCF winning team (right) headed by Dean Reylen Garcia |
Two Higher
Education Institutions from Region III, the Bulacan State University (BSU) and
Systems Plus College Foundation (SPCF) bagged the 1st and 2nd places,
respectively, at the recently concluded 3rd Smart Wireless Engineering
Education Program (SWEEP) Innovation and Excellence Awards. This award is an
annual nationwide search for the most innovative wireless applications designed
by student-faculty teams.
With the theme
of “Safety Through Connectivity, ” this year’s competition held last March 9 and
10, 2007 at the Mall of Asia, Pasay City reaped 58 innovations from all over
the country. These projects showcased mobile solutions designed to make life
better and safer through secure and reliable machine-to-machine (M2M) wireless
communication systems.
Bulacan State
University’s entry “Smart PhoneGuard,” a wireless application against phone
theft, bested all the 57 other entries. When the phone is stolen, this
innovation allows phone signals to be blocked even if the SIM card has been
changed. It also automatically locks the inbox and memory card of the phone to
protect the owner’s files.
“SMARTHOUSE,”
from Systems Plus College Foundation, Angeles City, bagged the competition’s 2nd
place. This innovation protects the homeowners from illegal intrusion by
automatically activating the alarm and the mobile phone connected to a microcontroller
device. It also automatically informs the owner and the police authorities of
such intrusion through text messages. Ateneo de Davao University’s “Vehicle
Emergency Locator” placed 3rd.
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The SMARTHOUSE |
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