2013 Bigas2 Hack Winners (Video: Awarding)
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Award
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Team/Group Name
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App
Name
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App
Description
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#
of Members
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Members
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Best research optimization app
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Ani Mo
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Butil
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An
automated digital phenotyping system using a camera in the screenhouse to
monitor plant development for analysis of images that assist in phenotyping
and monitoring.
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4
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Hagad,
Juan Lorenzo
Lai, Francis
Regalado,
Ralph Vincent
Samson,
Briane Paul
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Runner-up for Best research Optimization app
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Hackalyst
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OryzaOnline
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A
web-based user interface for the Oryza 2000 software of IRRI. Oryza2000 is a
software for modeling potential rice yield and growth.
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3
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Belarmino,
Esteban
Caballong, Nehemiah
Cayaban,
Henry
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Best innovation app
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GoRated
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Weather On the Go
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A Real
Time Node.js and MongoDb Web App to notify users of weather forecasts and
changes via SMS and a Web App Module.
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3
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Luciano,
Ericson
Ofilada,
Patrick
Santillan, Gian Crescini
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Runner-up for Best innovation app
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HarBest
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HarBestDeal
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This
platform seeks to establish communication and trading between farmers,
traders and IRRI.
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2
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Escano, Tito Mari Francis
Vergara,
Nel
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Best farmer app
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xTra
Rice
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Rice Calculator
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An online tool that helps farmers with decision making and calculating. The tool contains a variety seed selector and many calculators to determine the profitability, moisture loss, milling quality, etc.
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3
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Delos Santos, Alexander
Guillen, Diony
Parmis,
Leandro
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Best consumer app
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LB
Pips
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Visitors Kiosk
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An
online tool that visitors can use to access IRRI's Riceworld Museum
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2
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Caceres, Paul Elessar
Lagrimas, Raven John
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2012 BigAs Hackathon Winners
Young savvy developers took a deep dive into agriculture when they participated in IRRI's BigAs Hackathon in November 2012. Four teams won in the Bigas hackathon event at IRRI co-organized with Smart Communications, Inc. and SMART DevNet.
These were:
- Team PhilRobotics-A for Environmental Logger System (Envilog), a stand-alone temperature and humidity sensor with real-time GSM-based data sending, offline data collection, and web-based visualization. Franklin Binos II, Richard Myrick Arellaga, Johnaray Dimaunahan, and Wyne Dell Manuel developed Envilog. It won the "Most Innovative App or Special Jury Award".
- Araro. Bryan Bibat and Alvin Edward Chan developed Araro. The entry won "Best Game App".
- Team Love Team for ISWater that automatically gathers data on soil water level using sensors and notifies farmers or researchers via their mobile phones. Arvin Orubia, Michelle Aldave, Drexie de Leon, and Cherryl Opon created ISWater. It won "Best Research Data Collection App".
- Team Libra for a rice variety picker app called Binhi. It was developed by Joan Antonette Bautista, Jason Bourne Escolano Manzala, John Louis Perez, and Raymond Balingit. It bagged "Best Farmer InfoTechnology App".
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