[Music]
I’ll start with a story when I was the
senior in high school I had such a
difficult time in physics how many of
you have had a hard time in physics
yourself
Seguin back atomic aha here are my you
know Paco because you have to know you
have to memorize formulas and every time
I go to my physics class the cardinal
butterflies in my stomach and I’d always
excuse myself mom see our Pope see our
poor to say you’re the teacher would
draw a car on the blackboard and then
I’m supposed to compute force and
distance knit fabric along heat of the
mignon right so I said to myself there
must be a better way and as destiny
would have it in 1999 LEGO Education
offered Lego robotics to our company
felton multimedia and I had the
opportunity to humanize schools and also
I was given the opportunity to have
inquiry based experiments for schools I
told myself hindi natanya magna memorize
known formulas that yoko i Maga go on
experiments and through robotics then
you will learn physics and it would be a
fun way of learning physics so after
that when my story came but you know my
this is my story my personal story I
started teaching teachers training
teachers sabi ko mom to draw my own on
robotics at that time I was clueless
with robotics myself and I’m just a good
sock and uh animal robot at all Valdez
five yeah maka Chandra Cody toe you know
Volta side but to make it more updated
at all
transformers right so all the new words
the movie the movies long and I sold
myself the home a job mahira piata conga
wink oh so I kept training teachers and
making them feel comfortable with
robotics and what is the robot so my
explanation was they
the textbook definition of a robot but
for me a robot is something that can a
machine that can make the lives of
humans better simple and safer onion
lemon green iguana robot there is to
help us humans and through the years
I’ve been asked by parents animal begin
career partner and a co-op of macgruber
Tasha sabi ko mum marami pujan indeed
important manufacturing is not just in
manufacturing where we have robots we
use it in medicine in nanotechnology
doctors use nanotechnology in the heart
a heart the brain where the human hands
cannot reach
that’s nanotechnology we use it for
space exploration the rover Curiosity
used to robot arm to get specimens from
Mars and that was losing to robotics in
education we teach mechatronics
engineering stem Cohen and atomic system
our engineers science technology
engineering mathematics for schools
because we want to have a more
progressive Philippines and for
household we have robot chefs we had
robot vacuum cleaners that can clean
your houses but made us Venus manliness
team robots are because I was a
Pilipinas my european cuz they’re very
dusty tired but just the same we have a
robot vacuum cleaner
we have rogue robots but bomb squad for
those tasks that are very very you know
dangerous like retrieving a bomb you can
have a robot retrieve the bombs so this
is all beyond the manufacturing field
that robotics is used we also can have
software developers uni you see girls
are good software programmers and
programmers and I’ve met this robot his
name is Baxter when I had a robotics
training and Tufts University in Boston
USA and it can teach you how to program
it can also be used for software and
games application development so we need
all these industries Caden and Bunsen
attend non thinkers critical thinkers
who would help create products and not
consumers of products this is what I do
or the public one civilian robot it of
new garner perfect para body training
ground or new activity cities I create
on renewable energy I need to to result
in a gas meter now reading Mohammed and
water wind and solar power to power
their creation new robotic spa is ideal
for h9 about the programming person we
do another simplify taco four years old
baby formal programming
[Music]
so I believe in inclusive education I
believe that children starting four
years old can do robotics indeed
importance a Mohammed Atta lino
this is a team from elementary and they
made a robot that can segregate trash
and have a reward system just elementary
school students nine year olds to twelve
year olds we also have technical
competitions where the robots can go
through an obstacle course and with
autonomous robots they are supposed to
do tasks and there’s cord and they have
a time limit this is during the
Philippine Robotics Olympiad and this is
the team we bring every year annually we
have two trips to the United States one
in Denmark one in Australia and one in
Costa Rica for the Philippine robotics
team and we have two girls with us can I
call them and for me to recognize you
have Eunice Tejada and Andrea Ramos pala
confident we have two girls here for
part of the Philippine robotics team and
we are will be competing for the
Philippines because we know that the
Philippines can be the technology hub of
the world we believe in that and you
should believe in that too and we have
been winning a lot of medals for the
Philippines a gold medal silver and
bronze medals for the Philippines India
um po natin na Coco hapa you Miss
Universe Sparrow Boko harem Athenian so
we would like to be the must you know
for technology in the world we have also
started what we call the Philippine
robotics Academy we provide curriculum
text book digital building guides and
mentoring for schools so that it can be
integrated in their science technology
engineering and mathematics programs we
also have what we call the makerspace
for those in Miriam here in the audience
do we have any I mala purity Nisa well
in Miriam we made what we call the
makerspace which is an e laboratory for
mechatronics and we teach girls as early
as kindergarten to college to be you
know our future scientists and engineers
this is in Miriam College
so these are the girls and we make them
comfortable in studying stem in addition
for those in Ateneo we also have the
Robotics Club in your school in grade
school you see we want to start them
young as early as nine years old and
this is what we’re doing is to encourage
them as early as nine at the age of
fifteen alhamdulillah and Coconino long
course if it’s them or in other fields
and these are the boys in Ateneo de
Manila grade school now what our
achievements we have with us here on the
screen one of the ten outstanding
students of the Philippines her name is
Marisa Nikolas she won the ten
outstanding students of the Philippines
in 2015 and she’s one of our products
one of the team leaders that we had in
the Philippine robotics team and these
are the kinds of children the kind of
students we want the kinds of youth that
we want for us to have a better and more
progressive country an addition is that
we are also teaching the
hearing-impaired alumni osakan that is
my dream sock and happen but upon type
anti you’re all normal it’s just that
some are not you know they’re physically
challenged but I can teach you robotics
so we have partnered with some schools
one of which is the Miriam College
Southeast Asia Institute of the Deaf and
here we teach deaf teachers who in fact
teach their students who are deaf
themselves how to use robotics hearing
impaired Zillah but we do sign language
in teaching robotics in addition we also
have you know financially challenged
children in the Kootenay technical
school salon and galleon Public School
private school traditional school
Catholic school international school you
know philippine science chinese school
in all kinds of schools you but a Sagat
now that does the child in the middle
his name is Juan Miguel he was with us
in Russia when we competed in the world
robot Olympiad he was 12 years old
it’s his first play
right gentlemen el coche sabi KO Juan
Miguel
ikaw I gulling sir some area that you
will inspired ito puja gala in the slums
of Quezon City and in fact I told him I
will make a record of your achievements
throughout the year because you are the
future we will prove to the world to the
Philippines that in regardless of where
you came from you will be a scientist
one day the to push a gallon it’s called
baboon cut as an elementary school in
Quezon City and I said it’s such an
appropriate school name because I want
to give children of any social class you
know the hope opportunity and hope that
you can be a scientist and engineer soon
when you graduate so to recap I’d like
to say that first children as early as
four years old can learn robotics number
two girls can excel in robotics just
like the boys and I will continue my
quest to encourage girls and women to be
future engineers scientists inventors
for our more progressive Philippines and
number three robot it is not just for
the geniuses it’s also for those who are
physically challenged and number four
robotics is not just for the rich irony
regardless of your social class you can
learn robotics and finally as I would
say robotics may seem complicated but
it’s for everyone I wish my physics
teacher could see me now speaking to all
of you and I’d like to introduce my
robot friend who has a gift for me his
name is Dexter
here we are and that’s a robot dog and I
would like to say techies rock god bless
the Philippines and thank you very much
[Applause]
I’ll start with a story when I was the
senior in high school I had such a
difficult time in physics how many of
you have had a hard time in physics
yourself
Seguin back atomic aha here are my you
know Paco because you have to know you
have to memorize formulas and every time
I go to my physics class the cardinal
butterflies in my stomach and I’d always
excuse myself mom see our Pope see our
poor to say you’re the teacher would
draw a car on the blackboard and then
I’m supposed to compute force and
distance knit fabric along heat of the
mignon right so I said to myself there
must be a better way and as destiny
would have it in 1999 LEGO Education
offered Lego robotics to our company
felton multimedia and I had the
opportunity to humanize schools and also
I was given the opportunity to have
inquiry based experiments for schools I
told myself hindi natanya magna memorize
known formulas that yoko i Maga go on
experiments and through robotics then
you will learn physics and it would be a
fun way of learning physics so after
that when my story came but you know my
this is my story my personal story I
started teaching teachers training
teachers sabi ko mom to draw my own on
robotics at that time I was clueless
with robotics myself and I’m just a good
sock and uh animal robot at all Valdez
five yeah maka Chandra Cody toe you know
Volta side but to make it more updated
at all
transformers right so all the new words
the movie the movies long and I sold
myself the home a job mahira piata conga
wink oh so I kept training teachers and
making them feel comfortable with
robotics and what is the robot so my
explanation was they
the textbook definition of a robot but
for me a robot is something that can a
machine that can make the lives of
humans better simple and safer onion
lemon green iguana robot there is to
help us humans and through the years
I’ve been asked by parents animal begin
career partner and a co-op of macgruber
Tasha sabi ko mum marami pujan indeed
important manufacturing is not just in
manufacturing where we have robots we
use it in medicine in nanotechnology
doctors use nanotechnology in the heart
a heart the brain where the human hands
cannot reach
that’s nanotechnology we use it for
space exploration the rover Curiosity
used to robot arm to get specimens from
Mars and that was losing to robotics in
education we teach mechatronics
engineering stem Cohen and atomic system
our engineers science technology
engineering mathematics for schools
because we want to have a more
progressive Philippines and for
household we have robot chefs we had
robot vacuum cleaners that can clean
your houses but made us Venus manliness
team robots are because I was a
Pilipinas my european cuz they’re very
dusty tired but just the same we have a
robot vacuum cleaner
we have rogue robots but bomb squad for
those tasks that are very very you know
dangerous like retrieving a bomb you can
have a robot retrieve the bombs so this
is all beyond the manufacturing field
that robotics is used we also can have
software developers uni you see girls
are good software programmers and
programmers and I’ve met this robot his
name is Baxter when I had a robotics
training and Tufts University in Boston
USA and it can teach you how to program
it can also be used for software and
games application development so we need
all these industries Caden and Bunsen
attend non thinkers critical thinkers
who would help create products and not
consumers of products this is what I do
or the public one civilian robot it of
new garner perfect para body training
ground or new activity cities I create
on renewable energy I need to to result
in a gas meter now reading Mohammed and
water wind and solar power to power
their creation new robotic spa is ideal
for h9 about the programming person we
do another simplify taco four years old
baby formal programming
[Music]
so I believe in inclusive education I
believe that children starting four
years old can do robotics indeed
importance a Mohammed Atta lino
this is a team from elementary and they
made a robot that can segregate trash
and have a reward system just elementary
school students nine year olds to twelve
year olds we also have technical
competitions where the robots can go
through an obstacle course and with
autonomous robots they are supposed to
do tasks and there’s cord and they have
a time limit this is during the
Philippine Robotics Olympiad and this is
the team we bring every year annually we
have two trips to the United States one
in Denmark one in Australia and one in
Costa Rica for the Philippine robotics
team and we have two girls with us can I
call them and for me to recognize you
have Eunice Tejada and Andrea Ramos pala
confident we have two girls here for
part of the Philippine robotics team and
we are will be competing for the
Philippines because we know that the
Philippines can be the technology hub of
the world we believe in that and you
should believe in that too and we have
been winning a lot of medals for the
Philippines a gold medal silver and
bronze medals for the Philippines India
um po natin na Coco hapa you Miss
Universe Sparrow Boko harem Athenian so
we would like to be the must you know
for technology in the world we have also
started what we call the Philippine
robotics Academy we provide curriculum
text book digital building guides and
mentoring for schools so that it can be
integrated in their science technology
engineering and mathematics programs we
also have what we call the makerspace
for those in Miriam here in the audience
do we have any I mala purity Nisa well
in Miriam we made what we call the
makerspace which is an e laboratory for
mechatronics and we teach girls as early
as kindergarten to college to be you
know our future scientists and engineers
this is in Miriam College
so these are the girls and we make them
comfortable in studying stem in addition
for those in Ateneo we also have the
Robotics Club in your school in grade
school you see we want to start them
young as early as nine years old and
this is what we’re doing is to encourage
them as early as nine at the age of
fifteen alhamdulillah and Coconino long
course if it’s them or in other fields
and these are the boys in Ateneo de
Manila grade school now what our
achievements we have with us here on the
screen one of the ten outstanding
students of the Philippines her name is
Marisa Nikolas she won the ten
outstanding students of the Philippines
in 2015 and she’s one of our products
one of the team leaders that we had in
the Philippine robotics team and these
are the kinds of children the kind of
students we want the kinds of youth that
we want for us to have a better and more
progressive country an addition is that
we are also teaching the
hearing-impaired alumni osakan that is
my dream sock and happen but upon type
anti you’re all normal it’s just that
some are not you know they’re physically
challenged but I can teach you robotics
so we have partnered with some schools
one of which is the Miriam College
Southeast Asia Institute of the Deaf and
here we teach deaf teachers who in fact
teach their students who are deaf
themselves how to use robotics hearing
impaired Zillah but we do sign language
in teaching robotics in addition we also
have you know financially challenged
children in the Kootenay technical
school salon and galleon Public School
private school traditional school
Catholic school international school you
know philippine science chinese school
in all kinds of schools you but a Sagat
now that does the child in the middle
his name is Juan Miguel he was with us
in Russia when we competed in the world
robot Olympiad he was 12 years old
it’s his first play
right gentlemen el coche sabi KO Juan
Miguel
ikaw I gulling sir some area that you
will inspired ito puja gala in the slums
of Quezon City and in fact I told him I
will make a record of your achievements
throughout the year because you are the
future we will prove to the world to the
Philippines that in regardless of where
you came from you will be a scientist
one day the to push a gallon it’s called
baboon cut as an elementary school in
Quezon City and I said it’s such an
appropriate school name because I want
to give children of any social class you
know the hope opportunity and hope that
you can be a scientist and engineer soon
when you graduate so to recap I’d like
to say that first children as early as
four years old can learn robotics number
two girls can excel in robotics just
like the boys and I will continue my
quest to encourage girls and women to be
future engineers scientists inventors
for our more progressive Philippines and
number three robot it is not just for
the geniuses it’s also for those who are
physically challenged and number four
robotics is not just for the rich irony
regardless of your social class you can
learn robotics and finally as I would
say robotics may seem complicated but
it’s for everyone I wish my physics
teacher could see me now speaking to all
of you and I’d like to introduce my
robot friend who has a gift for me his
name is Dexter
here we are and that’s a robot dog and I
would like to say techies rock god bless
the Philippines and thank you very much
[Applause]
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