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Access to clean drinking water is a precious resource in today's world. We've designed an innovative Android-based automated tap control system to address this. This system uses the Atmega 328p microcontroller to remotely control a tap, allowing users to quickly turn it on and off via a wireless connection and a dedicated Android app. The Atmega 328p acts as the brain of the operation, regulating the tap's functionality and receiving commands from the Android app through Bluetooth technology. Additionally, the system includes a sensor to detect user inputs, streamlining the process. We aim to create a user-friendly, remote-controlled tap control system that enables individuals to manage their water supply effortlessly using their Android devices. This promotes convenience, efficiency, and responsible water management.
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