Technology Transfer

The Technology Licensing Office, or the TLO, is a unit in the DOST-Advanced Science and Technology Institute in charge of the commercialization, licensing, and technology transfer activities of the agency.

More than technology diffusion and transfer, the TLO also spearheads all Intellectual Property (IP) activities of the DOST-ASTI. From the identification and filing of the agency's potential IP assets to management and utilization of such, the TLO ensures that the outputs of DOST-ASTI’s research and development initiatives reach its stakeholders through commercialization.

Guided by the mission to Foster Innovation in the Field of Information and Communications Technology and Microelectronics by Bridging the Gap Between Technology and People using Technology Transfer Mechanisms, the TLO is tasked to facilitate the transition of the Agency’s R&D outputs by spearheading its IP assets management.

TLO works in cooperation with the following DOST Technology Transfer initiatives and projects:

Technology Trademarks

 

Licensing of Meteorological data Acquisition Stations for Information Dissemination (MASID) 

Flood Early Warning Station

a solar-powered alerting station equipped with an LED beacon and electronic siren that serve to warn residents of impending flooding in nearby areas.

Water Level Monitoring Station

a solar-powered weather station with an ultrasonic sensor that measures the varying levels of any body of water, particularly rivers, to help determine the risk of flooding in low-lying flood-prone areas.

Community Tsunami Alerting Station

a solar-powered alerting station equipped with an LED beacon and electronic siren that serve to warn coastal area communities for incoming tsunamis.

Meteorological Buoy Station

gathers meteorological and oceanographic sensor data, specifically air pressure and temperature, wind speed and direction, wave height and period, and sea surface temperature.

Agrometeorological Station

consists of a multi-parameter device that measures wind speed and direction, air temperature, humidity, and pressure, rain amount, duration, and intensity, soil moisture and temperature, solar radiation, and sunshine duration.

Automated Weather Station

a solar-powered weather station that stores, records, and acquires weather data through a multi-parameter sensor that measures air humidity, pressure, and temperature, wind speed and direction, and solar radiation.

Water Level and Rain Monitoring Station

a solar-powered weather station that measures rainfall and changes in water levels.

Automated Rain Gauge

solar-powered weather station that measures the rainfall’s amount, duration, and intensity.

AI Supported Technologies 

  • AI4mapping by DATOS  
    • Object detection 
    • Dynamic Time Warping 
  • Gul:ai (coming soon) 
  • iTanong (coming soon) 
  • ROAMER (coming soon) 

e-Governance and Administrative 

  • HR Lite (coming soon) 

Technology Trademarks

Historical raw data for non-profit purposes from the following technologies through the Philippine Sensors visualization/website/: 

  1. Automated Rain Gauge 
  2. Water Level and Rain Monitoring Station 
  3. Meteorological Buoy Station 
  4. Automated Weather Station 
  5. Agrometeorological Station 
  6. Community Tsunami Alerting Station 
  7. Water Level Monitoring Station 
  8. Flood Early Warning Station 
  9. Lightning Data 
  10. Kooha parameters data 

To request data, please submit the following to info@asti.dost.gov.ph: 

  1. Letter of Intent/request addressed to DOST-ASTI Director (Director Franz de Leon, Ph.D)
  2. Accomplished pro-forma (form)+ End-User License Agreement 
  3. Government issued ID 
  4. Enlistment form: https://forms.office.com/r/qh7phhgFvp 

Technology Trademark

  • Technical consultations on selected ICT and Microelectronics expertise (to insert): 
  • Refresher courses for Licensees 
  • Contract Research 
  • Electronics Product Development Center services (https://epdc.dost.gov.ph/)

CONNECT WITH US

DOST-ASTI TLO tlo@asti.dost.gov.ph 02-8249-8500

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