50 water projects

Water quality, anywhere, anytime!

This video will illustrate the working principle of the Water Quality Monitoring and Notification System.

We are showing how to use DS18B20 one wire water proof temperature sensor using Arduino.

A firefighter Arduino autonomous robot which is capable of detecting, approaching and extinguishing fire.

A super smart buoy with lots of sensors that sends data over radio to a base station where it is displayed on a real-time dashboard!

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Make an EC/pH/ORP/temperature sensor device to monitor water. Interact with it through a website using Bluetooth Low Energy.

This project will calculate the water content of soil around a plant by measuring the dielectric constant.

Via MKR GSM 1400, collate water quality data from resources over GPRS to train a Neuton model, run the model, and transmit results via SMS.

I use an electric valve, temperature sensors with WiFi connectivity to control and monitor optimal usage of solar energy.

An easy-to-build and low-cost water quality monitor.

In this project, different sensors for the quantification of water availability in plans are compared for smart irrigation applications.

A different view towards hydraulic system. This is a hydraulic system which is punched with electronics.

Learn how to make a device to limit your shower time!

Soak your unsuspecting friends with a motion-activated water gun!

Waterman is a device in form of a box which will check the contamination level of water and also the availability of water in the pipeline.

Bring river monitoring to a new level! Monitor the pH, water level, and pollution by insoluble substances of a river from anywhere.

Make your first high-speed photos of water drops with an Arduino.

Very basic and quick usage of a water sensor.

Industries directly dump chemicals & waste into the rivers and oceans. The price of which is paid by aquatic life and people living nearby.

Monitor the world's rivers and lakes through a collaborative cloud allowing you to monitor any body of water with a fleet of devices.