Automation Project

My team and I designed and built an Aquatic Clarity Monitor using an Arduino Uno, turbidity sensor, LCD display, and buzzer. The system measures water turbidity in NTU (Nephelometric Turbidity Units) and provides both visual readings on the display and sound alerts when water quality drops below predefined thresholds. 

I contributed to both hardware integration (sensor–Arduino connections, calibration setup) and software programming (writing Arduino code to process sensor signals, map them into NTU, and trigger real-time alerts). We used Tinkercad for simulation before building the final prototype.