A smart way to harvest rainwater
The Hindu
NIT-AP students use Deep Tech to develop software that offers cost-effective solution
Students of the National Institute of Technology Andhra Pradesh (NIT-AP) have developed a ‘WiFi- mounted micro-controller’ that can integrate sensors for smart harvesting of rainwater. This system can automate the process of storing water, reducing water-borne diseases, improving storage efficiency. To address water shortage in Indian cities by deploying Deep Tech such as IoT (Internet of Things) and Machine Learning, the students from Team LinkLer have developed an end-to-end software stack that provides an easy interface to manage and control in-house water resources.More Related News
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