Dear Participants,

We have come to the end of The Green Engine 2012 Competition. We would like to thank you for your time and effort you have put in for this competition. Also, congratulation to The Coffee Boys for winning the competition! As mentioned earlier, there will be a slight delay in the cash prizes. However, rest assure that we will contact you once it’s ready. Lastly, we would like to wish you all the best in your studies! 

Regards,
The Green Engine 2012 Team

Phtos taken:

3rd Prize: Aqua Gaia

2nd Prize: Duo Pooh

1st Prize: The Coffee Boys

Thank you all for your participation! :)

Cash Prize

Hello all participants,
There may be a delay in the cash prizes but rest assured that we will make arrangements once the fund is ready.
Hope you all are having fun preparing for your presentation on 28 July 2012.

Do take note of the time and venue of the presentation stated in the previous post.

Thank you.

Details of final competition

Dear Participants,

Below are the details of the competition.
Date:28th July 2012 (Saturday)
Reporting Time: 10am ( Advised to reach 15mins earlier)
Venue: NUS Lecture Theatre 7 (take the lift to Lvl3 from Engineering Auditorium)
Time limit for each presentation: 20mims

The order of presentation will be sent to your email. Thank you!

Presentation Date

Dear Participants,

The presentation for the competition is schedule on 28th July 2012 (Saturday). The venue and time will be updated to you in due time.

Thank you! 

Hello Participants!

Please take note that the deadline of submission for the report is 6th July 2012 (Fri)!

Regards,
The Green Engine Team

Hello to all participants of The Green Engine 2012,

Please be reminded that the submission of your report is from 25th to 30th of June.
Submit your report to thegreenengine2012@hotmail.com

We look forward to all your innovative ideas :)

Group 3

Not in picture: Teo Jin Hock

Participant
Leader:
Yap Wei Yao

Members:
Yap Wei Rong
Teo Jin Hock


Group description
The name of my group is "green sparkle" as mentioned before. My group consists of 2 Civil Engineering students (including me) and 1 Computer Engineering student. Two of us are from NUS year 1 while the other is in year 2.

Project description

We are looking into ways to improve Water Efficient Homes (WEH) programme by exploring the possibility of cheap mountable tap water sensor as an saving water kit. We found out that water wastage will still the common issue if the tap is turned on but without usage. i.e. washing of vegetables, washing hands. Tap water sensor can minimise the water loss through hand motion detection. That is to turn off the tap when no movement is detected. The tap water sensor we are going to achieve should be easy to installed, cheap to make and reliable in the long run.