Three standout projects emerged from the final pitch session. The top-ranked entry, Information Schedule System (ISS), proposed the first fully integrated real-time train information system in the Philippines. Designed to ease commuter stress, ISS features digital boards at train stations and a web-based platform that provides live schedules, crowd density visuals, fare estimates, GPS routing, and weather updates. Accessibility is prioritized through text-to-speech and multilingual options, promoting sustainable transport and informed commuting.

The second project, Conch – Emergency Rain and Flood Survival Kit, was developed by the team “The Seven Dwarves.” It offers a compact, all-in-one kit tailored for flood-prone urban areas. The kit includes a multifunctional umbrella with flashlight, waterproof shoe covers, and a reflective raincoat equipped with emergency tools such as a mini first-aid kit, inflatable flotation aid, and safety whistle, providing commuters with practical protection in unpredictable weather.

Pahinga Pod, the third project, is a portable aromatherapy inhaler designed to ease academic stress. Led by Buen Astrid Maglipon and her team, each pod contains essential oils, lavender, lemon, peppermint, and eucalyptus, formulated to promote calm, clarity, and energy. With sustainable materials and student-friendly pricing, the product encourages mental wellness in fast-paced learning environments.