Sensor durability and calibration of a RTCS based on realtime collection

Abdullah, Nurfatin Amirah (2022) Sensor durability and calibration of a RTCS based on realtime collection. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Water contamination has become a severe concern as a result of increasing water-related activities such as transportation, fishing, and entertainment. It jeopardises human and ecological health, as well as the quality of the water in the surrounding region. The goal of the River Garbage Collector System (RTCS) project is to create a system that can collect floating trash, oil, gasoline, and detergents from water bodies. As a consequence, the water pollution problem will be resolved, and the River, as one of the most importance ecosystems, as well as its marine life, will be protected. It has a sensoring system for evaluating water quality as well as a waste weight restriction. Sensors are crucial in the development of IoT solutions. Sensors are devices that detect and replace external data with a signal that humans and machines can understand. Sensor will make the data collection be much easier rather than manual collection. . By the completion of the research, a fully functional garbage collector should be removing debris along the Malacca River's shoreline. This newly constructed RTCS will also help with water pollution concerns, notably along the River.

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