Inspiration
60% of McMaster University students still use plastic water bottles as water filter systems all across campus remain yellow or red for a very long time. To save students the time of finding a working filter, we have created a web app that enables McMaster's audience to view the status of each water filter on campus.
What it does
Enable McMaster students to easily access real-time updates on the status of water filtration systems across campus.
How we built it
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- SQL
- Node.js
- TensorFlow
- Figma
Challenges we ran into
- Creating the image classifier system
- Loading the image classifier system
- Improving Accuracy
Accomplishments that we're proud of
- Working with TensorFlow for the first time and being able to implement an ML model to detect the colour of the sensor
What we learned
- Image classification applications in machine learning
- TensorFlow
What's next for MacWater
- Improving UI
- Incorporating feedback
- Switch from SQL to Firebase
- Update the filter status as assessed by the model to the database
Built With
- css3
- figma
- html5
- javascript
- node.js
- tensorflow
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