Water Waste Detection System
Presented by:
Muhammad Ruzaimi bin Abdul Kadir
Ahmad Abdullah bin Jaafar
Ahmad Syafawi bin Abdul Rahman
NT-Waste
Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin (UniSZA), Malaysia
The Outline
Introduction
Problem Statement
Problem Solution
Technical Architecture
Business viability
Conclusion
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Project Background
Water Waste Detection System (WWDS) is a computer application
that is meant to assist people to control their water usage. It is
aimed to increase the awareness of water conservation. In line
with United Nation’s Millennium Development Goal, WWDS targets
to ensure environmental sustainability.
The project utilize low cost equipment in monitoring water meter
by integrating webcam and a laptop to convert the captured image
of water meter into calculated numbers. System will alert and
report the consumption of water in real time to user.
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Problem Statement
Decrease the water in dam.
Problem Pay more for the leak of water.
Monthly expected budget is over
the limit.
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Problem Solution
• The application approach is an old problem in a
new way.
• The solution completely innovative.
• The application impact a large number of people
and industry sectors.
• The application solves the world water issues.
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Objectives
Monitoring a usage of water consumption
Avoiding waste of water
Improve efficiency of water consumption
(save bills)
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Features
Real time monitoring water meter
Provide report daily water usage
consumption
SMS alert
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Technical Architecture
Object Character
WWDS
Recognition
Short Message Service
(SMS)
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Business Viability
Residential
- Control their monthly budget.
Industrial Sector
- Control level of water in manufacturing.
Water Consortium
- Monitor the usage of water in factories and other sector.
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Conclusion
By using this application we get lot of benefits such as
Increase awareness among people about water conservation.
Help water agencies to monitor usage of water.
User can control their monthly budget on water bills.
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Thank you
NT-Waste
Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin (UniSZA), Malaysia
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