Hello there! I'm Karlo, an Electronics Engineering graduate at the University of the Philippines Diliman, deeply passionate about smart systems, sustainable technology, and the ways electronics can shape the future. I enjoy building stuff, primarily hardware and networks, and Iām particularly driven by real-world applications involving intelligent systems.
I am born and raised in Cebu, Philippines where I also graduated from Philippine Science High School. An institution that sparked my interest further in science and technology. I then lived in Quezon City, Philippines to pursue my bachelor's degree in engineering.
Outside academics, Iām an aviation enthusiast. Hoping to contribute to the society with the combination of technology and aerospace.
I love solving problems, exploring new ideas, and collaborating with amazing teams. Welcome to my small but incredible website!
GINHAWA is an Arduino-based hand-held device that focuses on sensing acetone concentration in human breath for possible detection of diabetic condition.
š Gold Award - Asian Youth Innovation Awards Malaysia
š Finalist - Karanturi Fair Indonesia
š International Award - Technology Exchange Croatia
The system consists of sensor nodes, traffic nodes, and an integrated platform designed to monitor air pollutants emitted by vehicles, particularly in urban intersections.
š Semi-finalist - UP College of Engineering Best Undergraduate Project
š Semi-finalist - UPEEEAI Best Undergraduate Project
ā
James Dyson Foundation Thesis Support Grantee
Information Technology Intern
Generated and improved primary web content and design for over 53 webpages. Developed 10 websites and monitored networks through WordPress.
Electronics Laboratory Intern
Designed multiple circuitry layouts and created Internet of Things (IOT)-based devices. Developed an Arduino-based collision avoidance robot vehicle as part of a project.