Our Competitive Advantage
Our boat comprises of different types of competitive advantages which are beneficial for not only our water bodies, it will create a diverse impact to our diversity. Some of the advantages are given bellow.
I am an Iot based RC boat for monitoring water pollution. I am designed to monitor key water quality parameters, including pH levels, dissolved oxygen, turbidity, temperature, and pollutant concentrations. The data collected by me can be used to detect pollution events early, identify pollution sources, and evaluate pollution control measures. I can also be used to address issues related to industrial and agricultural runoff. Involving local communities in water quality monitoring can help to raise awareness and empower individuals to participate in the preservation of their water resources. The data collected by me can also be used to inform policy formulation and regulation related to water quality.
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Introducing AV-TURBOTIDE, a revolutionary leap in aquatic technology! Beyond traditional RC boats, AV-TURBOTIDE employs five sophisticated sensors, functioning like a mini laboratory, meticulously mapping water health autonomously. Operated effortlessly through your phone or laptop via Wi-Fi, it hunts pollution with its Arduino Mega brain, eliminating the need for a joystick. Uncover watery secrets by scanning the QR code on our website. As a pioneer in water purification, AV-TURBOTIDE envisions an entire fleet of robo-cleaners in Phase 2. Using machine learning and mobile signals, they'll unveil hidden polluters, while solar-powered vessels clean water bodies meticulously. Join us in charting a course for crystal-clear rivers and oceans, as AV-TURBOTIDE emerges as the guardian of clean waters.
Read MoreThe Arduino Mega 2560 is a microcontroller board based on the ATmega2560. It is a popular choice for projects that require more I/O pins and memory than the Uno. The Mega 2560 has 54 digital I/O pins , 16 analog inputs, 4 UARTs, a USB connection, a power jack, an ICSP header, and a reset button.
ESP8266 is a wi-fi module connecting your creations to the internet like a pro. Think smart homes, IoT projects, and remote control all at a budget-friendly price. Arduino & Raspberry Pi ready, it's easy to use, making magic accessible to makers of all levels.
The REES52 A2212 1400KV Brushless motor is a powerful and efficient motor for RC aircraft and multi copters. It is lightweight and compact, making it ideal for smaller drones. The 1400KV rating means that it can spin at up to 1400 revolutions per minute per volt, making it perfect for high-performance applications.
This lightweight servo motor packs a punch, rotating 180° with 1.8kg-cm torque at 6.6V. Perfect for robotics, RC models, it runs on 3-7.2V and plays nice with Arduino and Raspberry Pi. Its compact size (22.8 x 11.8 x 22.7mm) and budget-friendly price make it a popular choice for beginners.
The temperature sensor devices detect and measure heat, converting it into an electrical signal. They come in various types, like thermocouples, thermistors, and RTDs, each suited for different temperature ranges and applications
The pH sensor measures hydrogen ion activity in liquids, revealing their acidic or alkaline nature. From chem labs to agriculture, it's a key tool for countless applications. Simply connect it to your Arduino or Raspberry Pi and watch the LED light up, guiding you to precise pH readings.
A turbidity sensor measures the cloudiness or haziness of a liquid by detecting suspended particles. Commonly used in water quality monitoring, it ensures accurate assessments of water clarity for environmental, industrial, and scientific applications, promoting efficient resource management and pollution control.
A TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) sensor measures the concentration of dissolved substances in a liquid. It provides a quantitative assessment of water quality by detecting minerals, salts, and other impurities, helping ensure optimal conditions for various applications, including drinking water and industrial processes.
In my role as Team Lead, I am Udayan Banik, a second-year Civil Engineering student. I provided essential assistance in circuit design, implementing my innovative idea. Additionally, I contributed significantly as a website developer and played a key role in Arduino coding and IoT applications.
I am Atabi Debnath, 2nd year Civil engineering Undergrad at NIT Agartala. I contributed diversely to the project by encompassing arduino circuit design and construction, resonating content writing for website, tranforming complex technical concepts through persuasive Powerpoint skills all along gaining practical experience in IoT applications.
I am Tushar Barman, a second-year Civil Engineering student (22UCE09) at NIT Agartala. I contribute to the AV-TurboTide project by crafting the boat and creating simulations in 3d. My key role in designing the boat enhances project dynamics with creativity and teamwork.
I am Ankita Debnath, a second-year undergraduate student at the National Institute of Technology, Agartala. I played a pivotal role in crafting the circuit for the AV Turbotide project, enhancing my understanding of essential electronics and their significance. This experience was profoundly rewarding for me
I am Mounadip Malakar, a dedicated 2nd-year Civil Engineering student. In the AV-TurboTide project, I excel as a thorough presenter and boat designer, gaining profound insights into collaborative teamwork, project management, and innovative problem-solving.
I'm Udayan Das, a second-year Civil Engineering student (22UCE026) at NIT Agartala. My role in the AV-TurboTide project involves budgeting and remote design. I've gained valuable experience in IoT applications, contributing to project dynamics with creativity and teamwork.
I am Srija Chakraborty, a second-year undergraduate student at the National Institute of Technology Agartala. I contributed to designing the boat for the AV Turbotide project, gaining valuable insights into essential boat structures and designs. This experience has been immensely rewarding for me.
I am Ishita Datta, a second-year Civil Engineering student at NIT Agartala. I designed a sensor-equipped boat for the 'AV-Turbotide' project, integrating engineering innovation with environmental conservation. Grateful for the learning opportunity. Thank you.
I am Subhradeep Roy, a third-year Civil Engineering student. As a guide and web developer, I contribute to the AV-Turbotide project. My passion lies in coding, creating, and transforming ideas into engaging digital experiences.
Myself, Krisanu Nath, Civil Engineering Undergrad at National Institute of Technology, Agartala. As a technical guide, I contribute to this project. My passion lies in modern Civil Engineering Techniques, CAD software, IOT-ARDUINO, AI & ML .
Our boat comprises of different types of competitive advantages which are beneficial for not only our water bodies, it will create a diverse impact to our diversity. Some of the advantages are given bellow.