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The Problem

Sallan & Jocson had built a respected practice since 2005, but had no website to match. Anyone searching for counsel found nothing, and every inquiry or job application still had to arrive by phone or walk-in. A firm that credible was invisible online, quietly losing the clients who look before they call.

Results

• 24/7client inquiries and job applications captured online, day or night
• Found onlinebuilt to rank in search so prospective clients actually find the firm
• Fast on any devicepages load quickly with lightweight, optimized imagery
• Answers on tapa guided answer panel handles the firm's most common questions on the spot

The Problem

Anisensei was winning sales on WooCommerce, but the moment someone clicked 'buy,' the experience scattered. Orders, payments, addresses, and tracking lived in different places, and every follow-up question landed on the support team. That was time the business was spending on admin instead of growth.

Results

• Self-servicecustomers manage their own orders, payments, addresses, and tracking
• Less support loadthe portal answers routine order questions so the team doesn't have to
• One placeevery order and shipment, local and international, tracked in a single portal
• Runs itselfan abandoned checkout never creates an order, so there is nothing to prune

The Problem

Anisensei's team was running the whole store out of the raw WooCommerce admin. That screen was never meant for how they actually pack, ship, and fulfill orders. They needed a purpose-built operations hub to move every order through packaging and delivery, handle payments, coupons, and support cases, and take the repetitive back-office work off staff's hands.

Results

• 6-stage workfloworders move from picking to shipment in one guided flow
• Carriers built inlive courier rates and tracking without leaving the portal
• One-click reportssales and operations exported to spreadsheet or PDF instantly
• Set-and-forget emailspayment, storage, and birthday reminders sent on schedule

The Problem

TOS Web Publishing wanted to build a paid-content business around Filipino romance audiobooks and videos, but the day-to-day was punishing: publishing several one-to-two-gigabyte files every day while keeping playback smooth for listeners on any device and any connection. They needed one platform that could earn revenue from the content and let their own team publish, price, and track it, without calling an engineer for every change.

Results

• Smooth playbacklarge story files stream cleanly to listeners on any device
• Team-runstaff publish, price, and schedule content daily without engineering help
• Built to scalevideo delivery re-architected to scale as the catalog grows
• One back officepublishing, campaigns, revenue, and withdrawals managed from a single dashboard

The Problem

TOS Web Publishing wanted to reach a Filipino romance audience where they actually listen (on their phones) and earn revenue there. That meant a native audiobook app on both app stores that streams large story files smoothly, keeps pace with daily content drops, and lets listeners pay for what they unlock without ever leaving the app. The phone app came first; the web platform followed and grew onto the same backend.

Results

• iOS + Androidone codebase, built and shipped to both app stores
• Offline listeningdownloads let listeners keep playing with no connection
• In-app revenuecoins and store purchases monetize every listen
• Always in syncshares a backend with the web platform, so content and coins stay aligned

The Problem

Most college students want to start investing but have no idea where to begin, and the generic advice they find ignores how much they can actually risk or how much they already understand. A university team set out to prove that financial education could adapt to each student, meeting a beginner where they are instead of burying them in one-size-fits-all lessons.

Results

• Live in 3 weeksfirst production deployment three weeks after the first commit
• 4-part profileage, capital, risk appetite and financial literacy decide which lessons surface first
• 6 topic areasstocks, crypto, mutual funds, index funds, REITs and budgeting, with the full library open to explore
• Curriculum without codelessons live in a headless CMS, so the syllabus grows without a deploy

The Problem

Lijauco Dental Clinic was running its day on paper, where patient records, treatment histories, and billing were slow to dig through and easy to misplace. They wanted something that lived on the clinic's own PC, worked with no internet, and kept everything in one place. That way, staff could pull up a patient's history and see exactly what they owed in seconds.

Results

• Works offlineruns on the clinic PC with no internet needed
• Balances auto-calculatedoutstanding amounts computed from charges and payments
• One windowrecords, treatments, and billing in a single app
• Years past handoverthe clinic kept working in it long after delivery, with historical paper charts back-entered alongside new ones

The Problem

Studying how long-term vaping affects the heart means reading the waveform in enough detail to see the beat structure, and a clinical twelve-lead machine is out of reach on a student research budget. A two-student engineering thesis group needed a low-cost rig that could take a trace and tell them what it showed.

Results

• 3 arrhythmiasatrial fibrillation, atrial flutter and sinus tachycardia, flagged against the study's own thresholds
• 8 intervalsclinical intervals and their variability computed from every ten-second recording
• P through Tall five waveform points delineated, with the P, R and T onsets and offsets marked on the plot
• Fails louda detached electrode produces no trace at all, never a plausible-looking bad one

The Problem

A university engineering chapter tracking attendance, meetings, events, and member records across scattered spreadsheets loses time to re-encoding and loses track of who actually showed up. The goal was one desktop tool that pulled all of that record-keeping into a single organized system.

Results

• Still running in 2024written in 2018 and captured recording live data five and a half years later
• One interfacemembers, meetings, events, and attendance in a single desktop app
• RFID timekeepertags registered and the device's onboard log drained over serial
• Export-readyattendance goes straight to spreadsheets with no re-encoding

The Problem

KCB was trading Binance futures across a patchwork of separate tools: one to watch the market, another to place orders, another to check account activity. Every time the market moved, they were tabbing between apps to react, and that lag is exactly where fast-moving trades slip away.

Results

• One dashboardmonitoring, trading, and account activity in a single view
• Real-timepositions and market data updating live
• Instant alertsnotifications pushed the moment something needs attention
• Deploy anywherepackaged for repeatable setup across environments

The Problem

Deaf and hard-of-hearing signers still hit a wall in everyday conversations with people who don't know sign language. Reading American Sign Language automatically is genuinely hard: gestures unfold as motion over time, not as single frozen poses, so a system has to understand movement, not just shapes.

Results

• 93-96% accurateacross 15 independently trained models, scored on a held-out set of 1,254 sequences
• 11 signsa fixed, deliberately scoped vocabulary of dynamic gestures, not general ASL translation
• 6,270 sequenceslabelled dataset built from scratch and handed over with the trained models and evaluation code
• Ordinary webcamno depth camera needed; landmarks are redrawn as silhouettes so lighting and skin tone stop mattering

The Problem

Counting stock by hand is tedious and easy to get wrong, and the numbers drift out of date the moment someone forgets to log a change. A two-student capstone team set out to test whether a camera and a detection model could keep a running tally of phones in a storage cabinet with nobody touching a clipboard.

Results

• Runs at the shelfdetection, video stream and tally all on one small onboard computer, no server involved
• Open in a browserthe annotated feed and the running count reach any device on the network
• Logged continuouslycounts written to a records file every few seconds, so the tally reads back without re-running inference
• Proof of approachtwo trained classes and no object tracker, so a unit lifted out and put back is counted again

The Problem

On busy marine highways, a vessel wandering off its designated route can turn into a collision or grounding fast. Spotting that drift early, across many ships moving at once, is a hard monitoring problem that human operators can't watch continuously.

Results

• 35,700 messagesdecoded from three recorded AIS captures and plotted on a nautical chart
• Up to 85 vesselsdistinct ships identified in a single capture from their position broadcasts
• Heading on the chartevery fix drawn as a marker rotated to the vessel's reported heading, so direction reads off the plot
• One track at a timethe prototype models and forecasts a single vessel, not a live multi-vessel feed

The Problem

Drowsy driving causes crashes that a timely nudge could prevent, but a tired driver is often the last to notice. This in-vehicle device set out to catch the early signs of fatigue, drooping eyes, frequent blinking, and yawning, then rouse the driver before microsleep takes hold.

Results

• 3 alert conditionssustained eye closure, repeated closure inside a ten-second window, and an open mouth with the eyes shut
• Voice and vibrationevery warning speaks and buzzes, so a fading driver gets two channels at once
• Notices absencewarns separately, and keeps warning, when it loses sight of the driver's face altogether
• Fixed thresholdstuned in the build rather than per driver, and start-on-power-up was specified but never finished

The Problem

In a multi-cat household every cat has different dietary needs, and portioning the right amount for each one by hand at every feeding is impractical. This feeder set out to solve that automatically, recognizing which cat has come to eat and serving a portion sized for it without anyone standing over the bowl.

Results

• 13 breedstold apart on camera by a custom-trained vision model, from Abyssinian to Sphynx
• Weighed twiceone load cell under the platform weighs the cat, a second under the bowl weighs the food
• Portion by breedfood is shaken out to a target weight and stops there, capped at two feeds a day per cat
• 4 months on the benchdaily logs from October 2024 through January 2025 show it running on real hardware

The Problem

Residents rarely know when the garbage truck is coming, so they either miss it or leave waste out for hours, and a collection route keeps little record of whether it was actually served. A two-student engineering thesis group set out to track collection vehicles live and give residents a heads-up before the truck reaches their street.

Results

• SMS on approacheach resident sets their own alert radius and gets a text when the truck crosses into it
• RFID starts the shiftthe driver's tag gates position publishing and marks the moment collection begins
• Live public mapanyone can watch collection vehicles move from a phone or a browser, no app to install
• Position, driver, plateevery alert carries the truck's location, the driver's name and the plate number

The Problem

Reading trend structure across crypto markets by hand means watching charts on dozens of pairs and manually spotting the higher highs and higher lows that signal direction, which is slow and easy to get wrong. We built this monitor to do that watching automatically, pulling live market data so decisions rest on clear signals instead of constant chart-staring.

Results

• Automatedtrend detection that replaces manual chart-watching
• Signals flaggedswing structure and reversals surfaced automatically
• At a glanceinteractive charts make market trends readable instantly
• Live market datacandlestick feeds pulled straight from the exchange