Enrique Garcia is the Chief Infrastructure Officer / Head of IT and Motoring Editor of Daily Tribune, with over 30 years of experience in technology, engineering, and business. He has worked in R&D, visual effects, and AI. He holds an ECE degree from Mapúa, attended the MBA-Regis program at Ateneo, and is pursuing a Postgraduate Diploma in AI and Machine Learning at the Asian Institute of Management.
He gave me my first baseball and boxing gloves. I remember watching Ali and Frazier fights with him on Sunday, sitting together on the sofa while he held his…
Enrique Garcia · · 2 min read
Flooding is not only a rainy-season problem here. It is also tied to public anger over flood-control projects that were supposed to protect communities better.
Enrique Garcia · · 2 min read
Many vehicles now carry a tire mobility kit instead of a spare. It usually has a compressor and sealant for small punctures on the tread area, enough to get…
Enrique Garcia · · 2 min read
I am almost reminded of the police motto ‘to protect and to serve,’ except this one has lumbar support.
Enrique Garcia · · 2 min read
I only recently learned what ‘IYKYK’ means from a Gen Z, so from a Gen X, I am coining ‘IIWIW.’ If it works, it works.
Enrique Garcia · · 2 min read
The Beijing convoy gave people a rare look at how vehicles can become tools for a very different kind of mobility.
Enrique Garcia · · 2 min read
‘Labis pa sa labis ang ‘yong nagawa Mama, pahinga muna, ako na.’
Enrique Garcia · · 3 min read
With speed and safety alerts already enough, the windshield does not need to become an advertising LED wall.
Enrique Garcia · · 3 min read
Xiaomi is adding more artificial intelligence (AI) into its cars, including a feature that can detect driver stress and respond by adjusting lighting and music…
Enrique Garcia · · 3 min read
A condo owner has to deal with building rules. Public chargers are growing, but not always where people need them.
Enrique Garcia · · 3 min read
