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Filipino Inventions
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Francisco Quisumbing, a Filipino chemist, invented Quink pen ink which he sold to Parker for international consumption. The ink cleans the pen as it writes, dries quickly on paper, and remains liquid inside the tube. It is a quick drying ink with a cleaning property that prevents the ink from clogging the pen.
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Engineer Ernesto Labuntog has invented a rapid water purification system designed to purify even the dirtiest water to become potable and safe for drinking.? What makes it more unique is the fact that it is iodized too, adding nutritive value necessary for the physical and mental growth of children and health maintenance of adults.
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Roberto del Rosario, a Filipino is claiming the right for the invention of the Sing-Along-System (SAS) in 1975 that eventually led to the development of Karaoke, a Japanese term for "singing without accompaniment". Roberto del Rosario is the president of the Trebel Music Corporation.
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Gregorio Zara of Lipa City and a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology invented the videophone and developed the Zara Effect or Electrical Kinetic Resistance.
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Daniel Dingel has been claiming the invention of a water-powered car. An article from the Philippine Daily Inquirer said that Dingle built his engine as early as 1969. Dingel built a car reactor that uses electricity from a 12-volt car battery to split the ordinary tap water into hydrogen and oxygen components.
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