//This is for an IoT challenge//
Air pollution is one of the greatest problems nowadays because it can cause numerous health problems, especially in urban areas. Therefore, there is a need to keep track of the local air quality index of a region in real time to study causes and possible remedial measures we can apply to solve the problem.
We are proposing a distributed network of IoT devices with air quality sensors. These portable devices shall be fitted with solar panes for power, and can be deployed along existing infrastructure in a region such as street light poles, traffic signs etc. This way, there is an even distribution of sensors across the target area. The IoT devices will transmit data real-time through WiFi to a web server that will quantify the data into a visual representation such as a map or graph. This data can then be implemented in other use cases such as giving a push notification to residents of an area when air pollution levels spike.
By using such a network of sensors, the root causes of pollution can be dealt with and managed efficiently, at the same time increasing awareness in the society at which the system is being employed.
The individual devices will be all weather proof and will have 2 days of battery even if the solar panel fails, in case of any faults Maintenance messages can be sent back to the web-server to get defective units fixed and prevent faulty data .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lh0PZU6hlTk
Some tips and general advice for people writing the boards this year.
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*Chem 93 ... i got my own marks wrong .... geeeezzz ... :p
p.s. i had 94.4% , 95% is clickbait :p
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MOST powerbanks these days come with some sort of intelligent chip that saves power by turning the powerbank off when not in use, however, these circuits use current draw thresholds to determine whether something is plugged in, this can lead to devices with minute power draw like most electronic chips based on the arduino among other things not getting recognised as being plugged in, meaning no power delivery to the out ports, fix is explained in the video , comment for more,
#POWERBANK_AUTOMATICALLY_SWITCHES_OFF_FIX
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Ambrane P-1111 10k Mah 2A 5V max.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMoNtBtu00w
Some simple C++ code to simulate the collatz conjecture in Turbo C++ for inputs upto 1,000,000.
LINK : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4CjXk_b8zo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxfaOw08Nu4
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SHARE THIS RED ALERT MESSAGE TO EVERYBODY ON YOUR CONTACTS, YOUR FACEBOOK FRIENDS, WHATSAPP, INSTAGRAM ... WHATEVER TF PEOPLE USE THESE DAYS .... WE AIN'T GOING DOWN WITHOUT A FIGHT !!!!
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This would be one of the most idiotic things I've ever done, it was crazy stupid dangerous as molten metal was shooting everywhere and my face was directly above 50 cm away ! Fortunately nothing hit me .Totally worth it though, the pendrive was full of T-series music ! :p
#pewds
The capacitors inside blew due to the heat, you can see i knew this was a bad idea as i was unsure whether to pour the metal over the pendrive or pour the metal first and just dip the pen drive ... in the end both happened !
IT GOES WITHOUT SAYING : DON'T ATTEMPT THIS
And yeah, the pendrive failed my durability test :P
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Now this is one of the most incredible things I've stumbled across, the type of plastic shown in the video just vanishes into thin air without smoke or leaving any residue, it also gives off a lot of heat and burns with a clean blue flame without the stinking smell of burning plastic!
Sorry for the lack of voice, i have no time to 'edit' videos as of now !
As i was saying, this very type of plastic is found inside CD and DVD drives of Laptops and desktops ( desktops drives have 10 times as much in them ) so far this was the only source i could find.
If everything was made of this, disposal would've been 'cleaner', but you never know, maybe they give off invisible deadly gasses or they cause more environmental damage to manufacture .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8j7IkvHB24