Pateros Military Mayor Major Jose Capco Sr DTR Center

24/05/2026

Pateros Church Sunday Mass
Bring Jesus in all your activities

17/05/2026

17/05/2026

Bible Mateo 28, 16-20

17/05/2026

Our project with Calriger Defense Capco Technologies Group, meet Calriger SolarRev ASOG2 Military Powerbank

17/05/2026

Pateros Parish Church Sunday Mass. God bless us all!

11/05/2026

Pateros Philippines: Philippine Army CMOR Invested in Pateros made Calriger SolarRev Rover Generator UGV of CALRIGER and Pateros Military Mayor Major Jose Capco Sr DTR Center

Pateros Defense Scientist and Technologist Giancarlo Capco shared his First Pateros made Robotics Unmanned Ground Vehicle for Philippine Army CMOR by its company CALRIGER Defense Capco Technologies and it is Recorded in the history of Defense Industry Philippines as technology that honors his grandfather Pateros Military Mayor Major Jose Capco Sr 1945 known to be one of the many inspirations for this technology.

Privately funded by Mayor Capco Leadership 1 and MILTact Asia
www.enstack.ph/miltact-asia

Prototype Unmanned Ground Vehicles from Pateros-based Filipino tech company Calriger Industries participated in the Combined Arms Training Exercise KATIHAN (CATEX KATIHAN).

The 3C CMOR PA SROG1000 UGV Class 3 (larger painted green) and the CS FMT SROG500 UGV Class 2 (smaller painted black) UGVs have different purposes:

If my understanding is right (correct me if I'm wrong as there's not much info on these):

The smaller SROG500 is primarily used to support troops or rescuers by providing a water filtration system, a portable solar-powered portable "generator" also made by Calriger, and other items that can fit its small size (ie. sound system, etc), and is able to move around narrow areas.

The larger SROG1000 will also be used as a supply platform, carrying ammunition, etc. and could also carry tech including a Starlink satellite internet antenna (as shown on the photos).

There are also plans to introduce other capabilities including as an unmanned weapon platform, or as a stepping stone for more advanced UGVs.

Calriger Industries originally developed portable solar-powered power generators that are in use by local government units, rescue services, and by armed services including the Armed Forces of the Philippines.

Photo credits to Calriger Industries