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KnowFlow AWM (Automatic Water Monitor) is the first kit for Open-Source Science in the KnowFlow team. KnowFlow team comes from the NGO GreenSeed Organization. We are going to build a low-cost water monitor for the people who join the course. Then we found that a lot of people need the water monitor, so we release all the things to help people make themselves water monitors.
Using the water monitor, you can find the water quality in real-time, also you can store the data into the TF card, analyze the data. It can be used on environmental study, pollution sourcing, and teaching, etc.
KnowFlow team focuses on the solution of environmental and agriculture problems. We can provide the best tool by using hardware, software, courses, and cloud technology. We can support scientists, students, citizens, and environmentalists to using Digital Technology for application in the environment and agriculture. We want to promote the development of Open Science and Open innovation through these efforts.
KnowFlow Kits is using the DFRobot Gravity Sensor series. Gravity Sensor series are easy to use and high compatibility. If you do not care about the code, you can just upload the sketch into the Bluno board without any coding job. After that, you can find that the data is storing in the TF card.
KnowFlow can be powered by a power bank or Li-po battery. For the advanced function, you may add an ORP sensor, and Dissolve Oxygen sensor in your kit.
You can find the course video which is made by GreenSeed and MushroomCloud maker space.
As a basic version of KnowFlow, this Kit is just INCLUDE pH and EC sensors. You may check Gravity: Waterproof DS18B20 Sensor Kit to enable temperature measuring function.
We will recommend using a 200mmx150mmx75mm waterproof case and an acrylic plate to mount KnowFlow sensors. You can find the dwg in GitHub.
