Smart Water: Revolutionizing Home Sustainability with AI-Driven

I. Introduction (10 minutes) Content: General description of the project and its relevance to sustainability. Engagement: Pose a question about local water challenges. II. Overview of Water Issues (15 minutes) Content: Present statistics on water scarcity and pollution. Engagement: Use visual elements to illustrate key points and conduct a quick survey. III. Project Description (20 minutes) Content: Explain the water collection and purification system. Engagement: Share a video showcasing the prototype. IV. Practical Activity: Prototyping Session (15 minutes) Content: Mini design challenge to improve water management. Engagement: Brainstorm in small groups and present for 1 minute. V. Technology and Data Integration (10 minutes) Content: Analyze how AI and sensors optimize water management. Engagement: Live simulation of data collection. VI. Reflection and Debate (10 minutes) Content: Facilitate a discussion on equity and sustainability. Engagement: Use reflective questions to stimulate participation. VII. Conclusion and Call to Action (10 minutes) Content: Summarize key points. Engagement: Encourage attendees to implement similar projects.

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