Students from the TVL–ICT strand of the Integrated School brought honor to the University after winning the National Championship at the TekSummit: RoboQuest Competition in Quezon City on February 26, 2026. The team—Vhin Andreau F. Ilasin, Fharzan Anmel R. Dugat, and Hannah Coleen A. Hidalgo—also received the Best SDG Impact Award for their project addressing real-world challenges aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Their project, “Development of a Smart, Sensor-Based Structural Integrity Monitoring System (SIMs) for Post-Seismic Activity Risk Assessment,” uses sensors to monitor building vibrations and structural movement after earthquakes, enabling faster inspections and informed decision-making to enhance safety and disaster resilience.

Guided by adviser Mr. Earvin Posadas, the team competed against 17 schools nationwide, showcasing innovation, technical skill, and commitment to sustainable, technology-driven solutions. The achievement underscores the University’s dedication to nurturing research, innovation, and community-focused initiatives.