Coin Operated Water ATM with Bottle Dispenser

Project Code :TEMBMA3792

Objective

The objective of Coin Operated Water ATM with Bottle Dispenser is to design an automated system that dispenses purified water and bottles upon coin insertion. It provides an affordable, user-friendly, and efficient solution for clean drinking water access.

Abstract

This project presents the design and development of a Coin Operated Water ATM integrated with a bottle dispenser system, aimed at providing easy access to clean drinking water in a controlled and automated manner. The system is built around an Arduino micro controller, which acts as the central control unit, managing inputs from a coin sensor and displaying information on an LCD screen. When a valid coin is inserted, the Arduino activates a relay that powers a DC water pump to dispense a predefined amount of water into a bottle. To enhance user experience and ensure smooth operation, a buzzer is included to provide audio feedback for coin validation and error notifications. The entire setup is powered by a stable power supply to maintain consistent performance. This solution is cost-effective, user-friendly, and promotes water conservation by dispensing water only upon payment, making it suitable for public places and areas with limited access to clean water.

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Specifications

Hardware Requirements:

  • Arduino
  • Coin sensor
  • Relay
  • Dc water pump
  • Lcd
  • Power supply

 

Software Requirements:

  • Embedded c
  • Arduino idle

Learning Outcomes

Understanding Arduino pin diagram and architecture

Installing and configuring Arduino IDE for Arduino

Setting up Arduino for multi-sensor

Basic coding with Arduino for applications

Working with coin sensor  

Interfacing  LCD with Arduino for real-time display

Interfacing Relay readers with Arduino

Interfacing pump with Arduino

Interfacing buzzer with Arduino

Understanding power supply requirements for wearable  devices

About Project Development Life Cycle:

  • Planning and Requirement Gathering (software, tools, hardware components, etc.)
  • Schematic preparation
  • Code development and debugging
  • Hardware setup and debugging
  • Development of the Project and Output testing

Practical exposure to:

  • Hardware and software tools
  • Solution providing for real-time problems
  • Working with a team/individually
  • Working on creative ideas

Project development skills:

  • Problem analysis
  • Problem solving
  • Creativity and imagination
  • Programming skills (Python)
  • Deployment
  • Testing
  • Debugging
  • Project presentation
  • Report writing

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