Land 🌍 – The case uses natural resources like lithium, silicone, and solar cell materials.

Labor 👩‍🔬 – Engineers, designers, and factory workers build and assemble the charging system and phone case.

Capital 🏭 – Special machines are needed to shape the case, install solar panels, and test the charging system.

Entrepreneurship 💼 – As CEO, I saw the growing need for sustainable, on-the-go charging solutions and took the risk to bring this innovation to life.

T. Shaina

Land 🌎: The inner lining utilizes silicon for cushioned fitting and maximum comfort.

Labor 👩🏽‍🎨: As the designer of this product, I direct other metal artisans to ensure uniformity and quality.

Capital 🏭: Large workshops are where all the crafting apparatuses are available.

Entrepreneurship 🤝🏽: I have always admired alternative dressers as an artist--- so as the CEO of this jewelry business, I want to produce more accessories that people like them can sport proudly.

Land – The Valiant-class uses natural resources like steel, aluminum, and fuel, and needs ports and shipyards to be built and maintained.

Labor – Skilled workers design, build, and operate the ship, including its crew of 160–180 sailors.

Capital – The frigate and its weapons, radar, and support facilities are man-made tools for defense.

Entrepreneurship – Politicians and engineers planned, funded, and took risks to create and deploy the ship.

Land - in the batteries we use lithium-ion, colbat, and oxide to create the common nickel based batteries. And for the plastic outer shell we use cellulose, starch, and other biomass.

Labor - Factory Workers and Automotive Electricians bring this product to life

Capital - Machines press and shape the plastic, building the item.

Enterpreneurship - As the CEO i thought that there were a lot of people suffering in heat waves and could not afford an air conditioner. So i creatively designed and produced this product

With growing concerns for AI's environmental impact and ethicality, sustAIn explores how we can integrate AI in our lives with much more sustainable power sources and in an ethical way that doesn't hinder our growth as humans. We can't run from the future, but we can reshape it.

sustAIn offers products such as:

"sustAIn home" - A home assistant made out of cans and other recyclable waste materials, which can help you think of recipes with only the limited ingredients you have in your home, study your habits to suggest more efficient ways in your routine, help you in schoolwork WITHOUT immediately giving u the answers :), and more!

"sustAIn energy" - Doubles as both a charging device/power source and fitness equipment. You can generate power for your sustAIn devices and others (that are compatible) by exercising at home. Currently available as a stationary bike.

"sustAIn web" - Basically the general model the little assistants such as "sustAIn home" run on, except it's on the internet. Instead of a membership where you pay money to use the service (u can still donate though.....pls donate...), sustAIn can send you things you can plant and take care of (required to send pic proof), Send US broken or used parts from appliances and devices, or buy seedlings! More ethical in the aspect that generative AI (art, videos, etc.) is severely limited/moderated and acts as an assistant, helping you GROW and improve your ideas yourself, not full automation.

Land - Will use natural resources like seeds and plants for currency. For the other parts, we will use EXISTING recyclable materials or broken parts instead of producing more. The only new materials are the electronic parts, which use materials such as silicon and metals. (We can use the recycled parts, but it is inefficient and limited, plus the risk of having faulty parts)

Labor - Researchers, Engineers, Physical Laborers (factory workers, farmers, etc.), Experts, Internet Moderators, and Programmers will all work together for each aspect.

Capital - Electronics and Engineering machines and tools are still needed to produce the products.

Entrepreneurship - An eco-friendly AI is new to the market. I took this as an opportunity to invest in something that could change today.

(A lil unrealistic because this would take a lot of investors lol)

Land - This product requires natural resources ignorer to be made, Most of my product is made of wood.

Labor - This product is designed by professional craftsmen to ensure peak efficiency and proper function.

Capital - Most of the time these products are made by machines and mechanisms ignorer to get more product in less time.

Entrepreneurship - As a CEO Ive noticed that in the music industry so many people struggle to be able to exercise their versatility when it comes to instruments. Which is why I came up with a product that helps make things easier.

Eric Ross

Land:

This includes all of the natural resources that went into making the product. In order to make and store the SleepSync Pillow, we will require physical space (such as a factory and warehouse) in addition to materials like cotton, foam, and possibly cooling gel.

Work:

This covers the labor required to create the product. Engineers will be needed to create the smart features, workers will be needed to design the pillow, and manufacturing workers will be needed to manufacture and package it. To promote it, we'll also need sales and marketing staff.

Capital:

Capital refers to the equipment, funds, and tools employed in the pillow's production. We'll spend money on delivery vehicles or storage equipment for distribution, software systems to program the smart technologies, and sophisticated machinery to make the pillows.

Entrepreneurship :

This is the inventiveness and daring that go into launching a business. I came up with the concept for a smart pillow because, as an entrepreneur, I recognized the demand for better sleep solutions. To make the product a reality and take the chance of introducing it to the market, I arranged the remaining three components.

Land: It uses natural resources such as aluminum, titanium and steel.

Labor: Engineers, factory workers and designers.

Capital: It uses machines to help with the production of the drone umbrella by shaping and making the components.

Entrepreneurship: As the CEO, I came up with this idea to help the people here in the Philippines that have experienced such weather like hard rain and insane heat.

Land - The GDF-41 uses natural resources like titanium alloy and a [REDACTED] stealth coating mixture, requiring specialized aerospace facilities, runways, hangars and testing ranges to be built and maintained.

Labor - Aerospace workers design, build and maintain the jet, including aerospace engineers, avionics specialists, weapons technicians and elite pilots trained to operate it in complex missions.

Capital - the GDF-41 is built in Himmelstrum Industries' factories and assembly facilities.

Entrepreneurship - Himmelstrum Aerospace Industries and Archenian defense leaders under the Verbesserung 21 program planned, funded and took significant risks to develop this 6th-generation stealth fighter, pioneering new aerospace and stealth technologies.

Land: The nanobots require titanium for their outer shells, as they need to clump together to act as a protective layer. The J.A.R.V.I.S AI needs advanced coding so that it can be the best battle AI ever created.

Labor: The suit would take years to build alone, like Tony Stark did in the movies, so I would hire technicians, machine assemblers, computer coders, and engineers to help with its construction.

Capital: I would use my advanced machines in my laboratory to aid in the construction.

Entrepreneurship: I would advertise my superhero identity so that, in return, people would like to invest in Stark Enterprises so that I can make more groundbreaking contributions to the world of science and technology.

These glasses can also automatically adjust the brightness of what you see with your eyes, and directly connect to your camera. So if you only want sunglasses that perform in every lighting situation, or if you are a photographer that wants a heads-up display of your camera and exactly what it sees, the Autex Glasses are perfect.

Land - The frame can either be made out of metal / plastic, and the glass is made out of fused silica (silicone dioxide); which presents with better optical qualities

Labor - I would need people like optical engineers, material scientists, and people affiliated with those kinds of jobs to help design the complex glass.

Experienced programmers would also be responsible for working on the "auto exposure" and connection part.

They can work together with machine operators to make sure nothing is damaged during assembly and make sure each copy of glass comes out good.

Capital - Precise machines with little margin of error would be needed to make the glass and assemble it together with the frame. together with the labor and land factor it indicates this product would definitely not be cheap

Entrepreneurship - Camera accessories make up a market where innovation and quality is valued more than price.

A product that performs well even if the price is quite high like the Autex Glasses would sell well - accessories like viewfinders and external monitors, which the glasses are similar to, have been sold for a long time and have proven themselves as a useful accessory to videographers so there is no problem finding an audience.

And compared to external monitors and viewfinders, the Autex Glasses would also be able to connect to phone cameras, which are increasingly becoming more usable for film work and appeal to a wider, quickly growing market with phone cameras and not just professional ones.

Land🌏- Most of it contains various metals for the wires (Copper), casing (Aluminum), and the battery (Lithium).

Labor👨‍💻- Electronic Assemblers will build the physical product while Software Developers and Hardware Designers will create and program its software application.

Capital🔧- These are machines that are specially made for electronics such as the AOI machine, SMT machine and the Laser Cutter.

Entrepreneurship📝- I’ve noticed that a lot of students, including myself, have a hard time keeping up with notetaking, especially during lessons where the teacher shares valuable insights that are not specifically found in the book or the presentation. So I wanted to create this voice recorder to help students focus during class discussions. It can help them understand the lesson better based on the explanations of the teacher which makes tests easier and a lot more manageable.

Land🌆: The MultiDrone™, uses solar energy for power, lithium for its battery, and metals like aluminum, iron, copper, etc. This drone focuses on multi-use, so you must take care of it.

Labor🔬: This drone is carefully and precisely manufactored and designed by the most skilled engineers and makers.

Capital🏭: Special machinery and facilities are required to make this very delicate experience that ONLY MultiDrone™ offers to the world.

Entrepreneurship🧑‍🎤: As the professional CEO of this techonology, I aimed of making MultiDrone™ due to most drones lacking purpose, even though they can be used for more. With MultiDrone™ it aims to reach higher for drones, that they aren't all for recording, but for more uses.

Thank you, from MultiDrone™

(so unrealistic but with the power of creativity anything is possible)

1. Land:

To make the MoodMate bracelet, we'll need natural resources like metals (for the sensors and wires), rubber or silicone (for the bracelet strap), and electricity (to power the machines in the factory). We'll also need land to build the factory and storage areas for the materials.

2. Labor:

We will need many skilled people to help us create the product. Engineers and designers will build the bracelet and the app. Factory workers will help put the pieces together. Other staff will help with marketing, customer service, and shipping to make sure the product reaches customers safely.

3. Capital:

We need to invest money in machines, tools, and computers to design and build the MoodMate. We will also need to pay for packaging, advertisements, and delivery services. Without these resources, we won’t be able to produce or sell our product successfully.

4. Entrepreneurship:

As the CEO, I am using my creativity, ideas, and leadership skills to start this business. I saw a problem; people struggling with stress and emotions, and I came up with a product to help. I will take risks, make decisions, and find ways to improve the MoodMate to make it useful and exciting for everyone.

@hirozazaz

Land

- Natural materials such as plastic, rubber, and metal are used to produce the body of the collar, buttons, and accessories.

- Batteries and electronic components such as sensors and microphones also derive from earth material.

- We require a factory area to produce and assemble the collars, as well as a warehouse for storage of ready products and raw materials.

- Electricity to operate all the machines involved in the manufacturing process.

2. Labor

• Animal behavior specialists observe how animals communicate through sound, posture, and action, and assist in training the AI to identify emotions such as hunger, stress, or excitement.

• Computer programmers and engineers create the design of the collar and the technology implemented within it, such as the sound recognition and app compatibility.

• Workers in the factory assist in the production, testing, and packaging of the product to make it qualitative and safe for animals.

  - Customer service representatives help consumers with questions or issues, and marketing representatives promote PetTalk with advertising, social media, and pet stores.

3. Capital

  - Advanced machinery and appliances are used to form the plastic, add circuits, and construct smart collars.

  - AI code is created to recognize pet sounds and explain them in human terms with a connected app.

• We also need buildings like offices and factories, computers for research and product development, and delivery trucks to ship the product to stores and customers.

4. Entrepreneurship

- I noticed how hard it can be for pet owners to understand their animals needs and had the idea to create a smart collar that can translate pet emotions.

• This individual bet by spending resources, funds, and time on a product that didn't yet exist.

• They created and coordinated the entire process—recruiting scientists, engineers, employees, and investors to produce PetTalk from idea into a real and useful product that improves pet and owner life.

Land: This car needs alot of maintenance, this model has carbon fiber, steel, metal, fuel, aluminum, and rubber.

Labor: The process of making this car is purely made with the help of multiple heavy working machinery that will closely be observed by the workers in case of failures.

Capital: this sports car needs alot of heavy machinery due to its lightweight and sleek body.

Entrepreneurship: The car community has gone soft, with little to no cars that catch the human eye. That's why I have decided to make the modern GT-R that would surely be catching everybodies attention.

Land🌎: Utilizes lightweight composite materials, like carbon-fiber-reinforced polymer, for its frame and neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB) rare-earth magnets for efficient electric motors. These parts are made in climate-controlled robotics manufacturing facilities that focus on precise assembly and safety.

Labor👩🏼‍💻: A team of robotics engineers focuses on mechanical design, AI integration, and sensor-actuator coordination to change dog and motorcycle forms smoothly. Experienced robotics technicians manage assembly, calibration, and system diagnostics with CAD tools and testing equipment. This group works together to ensure high performance, reliability, and safety in all operational modes.

Capital🏭: The production depends on high-precision equipment like CNC milling machines, automated fiber-placement systems, and vision-guided robotic assembly lines. It also requires virtual simulation platforms for prototyping and testing rigs for performance validation. This equipment allows for efficient, scalable manufacturing with tight tolerances and consistent quality.

Entrepreneurship💸📈: Visionary leadership defines the emotional connection and mechanical strength of the Hoshi-Yume Mech. It also involves managing supply chains for important parts like rare earth magnets, handling regulatory challenges, and maintaining development that is both agile and aware of the market. This difference determines whether we have a tech fantasy or a practical product. I need entrepreneurs who secure funding, build partnerships, and implement a lean execution strategy.

-Kyrie Hilario 9-Yakal

Land

• To make it, you'll need metal, electricity, glass, and plastic. These items will be used for the base, power, and wiring.

Labor

• I would need technicians, engineers, and designers to create the product and make it functionable but I would also need heavy lifters to carry materials.
  

Capital

• I would need machines, wiring, circuit boards, and LED's to make the product functional, and the machines could be used to help the laborers. I would also need tools for the laborers to use. (such as pliers, cutters, screwdrivers, etc)

Entrepreneurship

• As the CEO I think this would really help people in their daily life to be more quick and stylish. It would also make the lives of people easier. 

- Ginger Choi

Land 🌎

• Lyricary is built similarly as a simple CD player with main components such as a turntable, an optical reader, and a DAC. It also utilizes the following resources,  a CD drive, a power supply, memory, a CD-player System-on-Chip (SOC), amplified computer speakers, volume controls, and a sturdy enclosure.

Labor 👩‍🔧

• Many professionals are needed to create this product, so I hired engineers who will design the circuits and components, designers who will create the interface and aesthetic, manufacturing workers who will assemble the components, quality control personnel who will inspect the products before selling, and software developers who will take charge of the display and remote control functions.

Capital ⚙

• To create this product, I would need to buy many machines from the start of the build to the assembly line.

Entrepreneurship 👩‍💻

• At the starting month of the launching of this product, I will be making advertisements that contain incentives such as when one person buys the product in its first month, he or she will receive free stickers to decorate the CD player or a free CD to make people want to buy this product.
  

  💙 Noelle Alreen T. Macalalad

  9 - Mabolo

Description: 

Charmed is not your usual jewelry business that sells built in charms that can't be removed. Charmed sells individual styles of chains and charms. Buy one chain, multiple charms and just switch swatch to your liking. If you're feeling a different mood today, just remove your current charm and replace it with another. If you're feeling funky, you can add as many charms as you like.

Factors of production:

 Land 🌍: In making my product, I need physical space where the business operates. As well as the natural resources like gold, silver, and diamond, and non tarnish steel.

Labor 👩‍🔬: Skilled laborers will be needed in crafting and producing jewelry pieces.

Capital 🏭: My capital involves basic tools and equipments, infrastructure and the financial capital to acquire items.

Entrepreneurship💼: In order for my business to be successful, I need a team to help me with visual planning, marketers, risk-take planning, and a proper budget to ensure a smooth and sure process.

Land: The Nutrition Bot is made using metals, plastics, and other electronic components. Its packaging is made from recyclable cardboard and plastic

Labor: The Nutrition Bot would be needing engineers, factory workers, nutritionists, and software developers to all help with the building, designing, and and programming of the robot and the app.

Capital: This product would need machines, computers, tools, and workspaces used to design, assemble, and test the bot before it is sold.

Entrepreneurship: As the CEO, I created this product to help people live healthier lives through better food choices. This product is especially important for those who are sick, recovering, or managing health conditions, because it makes eating healthy easier, more convinent, and more personalized.

- Julianna Beatrice Mendoza

Grade 9 -yakal

Land: Charmist uses materials like flowers and fruits to make the perfumes. It also needs small amounts of metal and minerals for the clip and battery.

Labor: Chemists and electronic engineers work together to create the scents and help the clip function.

Capital: Machines help build charmist to make the process faster.

Entrepreneurship: It's common for girls to be very smell-conscious. I thought this was a cute way to reapply your perfume without being to obvious. The clips also creates dupes of expensive perfumes to help save money.

2.Labor- Workers are needed to be able to assemble and package multiple notebooks in a certain time span.

3. Capital- Machines and tools are used to produce and attach certain parts of the notebook.

4. Entrepreneurship- To combine a notebook with a pencil case and sell it in malls or markets.

The mirror syncs with an intuitive mobile app that tracks your skin progress over time and provides tailored product suggestions based on your unique needs. Crafted with premium materials and featuring sleek, modern design, GlamGlow is as much a stylish addition to your vanity as it is a cutting-edge beauty tool. Whether you’re a beauty enthusiast or a professional makeup artist, GlamGlow empowers you with expert insights and lighting precision, helping you enhance your skincare and makeup application with confidence every day.

Land:
GlamGlow uses advanced digital screens and AI software, along with materials like glass, plastic, and small electronic components such as sensors and LEDs.

Labor:
Engineers, software developers, and skincare experts collaborate to create the AI skin analysis and lighting technology. Manufacturers and quality testers ensure the mirror is durable and accurate.

Capital:
Machines are used to assemble the electronic parts, program the software, and package the mirrors efficiently to meet demand.

Entrepreneurship:
Many people want to improve their skincare and makeup routines but lack expert advice. GlamGlow Mirror provides personalized, easy-to-use feedback and lighting, making beauty routines smarter and more confident.

As the CEO of HeatMate, I am introducing a portable food heater that fits in your bag and keeps meals warm anytime, anywhere. It’s compact, rechargeable, and safe to use at work, school, or while traveling. The heater will have smart temperature controls and a sleek, modern design. It works through a USB-C charging system and heats food using a built-in thermal plate. Our goal is to bring convenience and comfort to people who are always on the move.

Land: We will need a small factory space to assemble the heaters and a warehouse to store materials and finished products.

Labor: Skilled workers will help design the electronics, assemble the product, and manage customer support.

Capital: We will invest in tools, machines, materials like metal and plastic, and marketing to launch the product.

Entrepreneurship: I came up with this idea to solve the problem of eating cold food while away from home, and I will lead the team to make it successful.

Land: We will construct a state-of-the-art plant close to suppliers to improve logistics, powered by solar and recycled packaging. It will include quality control stations for product perfection.

Labor: The labor will consist of cosmetic chemists for formulation, packaging design engineers, and marketing professionals for campaigns. We will also have quality control technicians and customer service representatives to ensure product quality and customer satisfaction.

Capital: Capital will fund our formula, automate manufacturing, and sponsor marketing through sports and internet advertisements. More funds will go towards patents and retail expansion in the grooming markets.

Entrepreneurship: I will introduce new strategies, including subscription services, while expanding our product offerings. We'll also create men's health-related marketing programs to establish brand identity.

Jaive