Smart Tap for Religious Places
Overview
Wasted water is a common problem, often because someone forgets to turn off the tap. It happens even in places of worship, where conserving water matters. To address this, I developed an Internet of Things (IoT) system that helps caretakers and administrators of religious institutions monitor and manage water usage efficiently.
The system is built around smart sensors. Distance sensors placed near water outlets, such as taps and faucets, detect when someone approaches or leaves, so water usage can be tracked accurately. All usage data is sent in real time to a web-based dashboard that caretakers and administrators can open from any device with an internet connection.
The dashboard is intuitive and easy to use. It shows consumption patterns, usage spikes, potential waste, alerts, and historical data. Detailed reports let administrators analyze usage over days, weeks, or months, so they can make informed decisions and improve how water is managed. Real-time data also lets them track usage patterns and hold users accountable for misuse.
The result is a system that helps religious premises use water—a precious resource—mindfully. As a web developer, I am proud to have contributed to more sustainable and efficient practices in these sacred spaces.
Tech Stack
This project was built with the following tools and frameworks:
Timeline
The project took two months, from May 1 to June 29, 2018.
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