MIT Students Showcase Innovative Research During Final Project Presentations

The Master in Information Technology (MIT) students of the Adamson University College of Computing and Information Technology (CCIT) conducted their MIT Capstone 1 and Capstone 2 Final Project Presentations today, May 9, 2026, at the CCIT Meeting Room. During the activity, graduate students presented their proposed and completed research projects covering areas such as artificial intelligence, data analytics, information systems, cybersecurity, and software development before a panel of evaluators and faculty members. The presentations showcased innovative technology-driven solutions to real-world problems and highlighted CCIT’s continued commitment to research, innovation, and industry-relevant graduate education. Capstone 2: Joshua Reyes - Enhancing the Adaptability of a Video-on-Demand Platform with Digital Rights Management for Comedy Manila Jennifer P. Pilante - Vision-Based Inventory Intelligence: Real-Time Rice Sack Counting and Predictive Stock Optimization Allen Nicole Bagaporo - Kylix Intelligent Event Management System (KIEMS): Leveraging NLP for Automated Salma Anika - VisionAssist: A Computer Vision and Machine Learning Based Mobile Application for Enhancing Color Perception Coastguard Ai: Design And Implementation of a Context-Aware Large Language Model Chatbot for Disaster Preparedness and Response in Philippine Coastal Communities Chukwueloka Prosper Abanobi - Coastguard Ai: Design And Implementation of a Context-Aware Large Language Model Chatbot for Disaster Preparedness and Response in Philippine Coastal Communities Capstone 1: Peter Riñoza - Design and Development of a Web-Based Geographic Information System for Trail Condition Monitoring and Hiking Management in Mount Pulag