Sponsored by: H2O Now

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Take me to TommieBotH2O Now wants to provide a device that can utilize the refrigeration cycle to condense gaseous water in the air into liquid water. This water is to be used to irrigate crops where water is otherwise hard to acquire. The goal of this project is to increase the amount of water collected per kilowatt of energy consumed.
We created a battery life optimization algorithm that tells the device when to turn on and off based off weather conditions. This will conserve power and give the device the longest possible daily runtime to pull water from the atmosphere.
Download the project summary (PDF file).
Sponsored by: H2O Now

Student Team:
Industry Representatives: Jason Amundsen and Nate Capistrant
Faculty Advisor: Mohamed Moustafa
Pictured left to right: Sam Villalva Lijo, Nicolas Welle, Ethan Goodrich, Jon Millam