Aqua-Arts Robotics and I.T. Solutions

30/05/2026

Intallation of CCTV in private house in Manila.

30/05/2026

28/05/2026

Robotics Students Consult Amangpintor on Museum Management and Preservation

SAN JOSE CITY, Nueva Ecija – Students from the Robotics Team of Top Link Global College recently visited the Amangpintor Art Museum to gain knowledge about museum operations, artwork preservation, and painting management.

During the educational visit, the students explored how paintings and art collections are organized, maintained, and displayed. The activity provided valuable insights into the importance of preserving Filipino culture and heritage through proper museum management and conservation practices.

International artist **Amangpintor (Elito Circa)**, founder of the museum, shared his experiences in both art and technology. Aside from his achievements in the visual arts, Amangpintor has also served as a robotics consultant for Top Link Global College for nearly six years, mentoring students in robotics, innovation, and technology-related projects.

The consultation and museum tour highlighted the strong connection between creativity, technology, and cultural preservation, inspiring students to appreciate the role of both robotics and the arts in nation-building and community development.

04/01/2026

Stepper motors

09/12/2025

Greece Military Equipments

06/10/2025

Cabling Installation of CCTV and Wifi Radio at Roguel Commercial Building.

06/10/2025

Filipino Student Invents Solar Windows That Work Even Without Sunlight

A young Filipino inventor is making waves in the field of renewable energy with a groundbreaking innovation called AuREUS — a solar window system that can generate electricity even without direct sunlight.

Developed by a Filipino student, AuREUS (Aurora Renewable Energy and UV Sequestration) transforms the way we think about solar power. Instead of relying on the sun’s heat or direct rays like traditional solar panels, this invention captures ultraviolet (UV) light — even those scattered on cloudy days or reflected from walls and surfaces.

What makes AuREUS even more remarkable is its eco-friendly origin. The system is made from rotting fruits and vegetables, giving new life to agricultural waste that would otherwise be discarded. When applied to windows or walls of buildings, the material absorbs UV light and converts it into clean electricity, helping reduce both carbon emissions and food waste.

This innovation highlights the creativity and sustainability mindset of Filipino engineers and inventors. By blending environmental consciousness with advanced engineering, AuREUS proves that the future of renewable energy can be both green and innovative.

19/09/2025

Specify 6 - Training for PhilMech

01/08/2025

Solar Power Source Wiring Diagram .