Automatic Bottle Filling System, harnesses the power of Arduino technology to streamline the process of filling bottles. It integrates an IR sensor, a 5V water pump controlled by a 5v relay module, a 16x2 LCD display, and a buzzer. This system automatically detects the presence of a bottle, fills it with water, displays real-time data on the LCD screen, and emits a beep to signal when the bottle is full.
I embarked on this project to simplify and enhance the bottle filling process. Traditional methods can be time-consuming and prone to human error. By leveraging Arduino and automation, this project is aimed to create a solution that offers precision, efficiency, and user-friendly operation. Whether it's for home use or industrial applications, This system ensures consistent and reliable bottle filling.
The Automatic Bottle Filling System operates seamlessly through a series of integrated steps. First, an IR sensor detects the presence of a bottle placed within its range, triggering the system into action. The Arduino then activates a relay module, which in turn powers a 5V water pump to commence the filling process. Water flows into the bottle until it reaches a predefined level, ensuring precise dispensing. Throughout this process, a 16x2 LCD display provides real-time updates, displaying the current status of the fill operation—whether it's in progress or complete—and indicating the volume of water dispensed. Once the bottle reaches capacity, a buzzer emits a beep signal twice, notifying that the filling process is finished. This combination of sensor technology, microcontroller automation, and feedback mechanisms ensures efficient and accurate bottle filling for various applications.
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