Students from Bulacan State University and Mapua Institute of Technology demonstrate their respective inventions during the 2015 Sikat Design Challenge awarding ceremonies held at the Manansala Tower, Rockwell Center in Makati City. BSU (top) presented the ‘Gravity Powered Generator,’ which uses gravity from weighted material to produce electricity while MIT had the ‘Rocketstove’, a wood-fired but smokeless cooking stove. MANNY PALMERO
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