My coding story: Adarsh | Raspberry Pi projects

Adarsh, a digital maker from California, USA develops technology that can help people.

Adarsh entered his Smart Sprinkler System into Coolest Projects USA, a technology showcase for young people, after being inspired by the need he saw in California to manage water during a drought. Using a Raspberry Pi for his project, he built a moisture-sensor-based smart sprinkler system that integrates real-time weather forecast data and Twitter feeds to dispense only optimum amounts of water in compliance with city water regulations.

Adarsh went on to enter Coolest Projects Global with his Contactless Vital Signs Monitor, which he developed after his mum was rushed to hospital. This low-cost, contactless device detects skin temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation.

Adarsh enjoys working on projects that bring something positive to the world and being part of a huge community of coders who all work together to solve problems. Watch Adarsh’s video to see where he gets inspiration for his Raspberry Pi projects as he continues to make things that matter to him.

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