Large language models and humanoid robots grab headlines, but it's subtler forms of AI that are transforming the home.

A team of William & Mary and Malagasy students is working with Conservation International staff and faculty mentors to develop a low-cost water sensor that will advance community monitoring of ...

These sensors need to be placed in locations around your home where leaks are likely to occur. This doesn’t provide water use ...

This translates to how easy it is for plant roots to extract water, depending on the soil type. [Modest Maker] had to first dodge the broken-by-design capacitive sensors that are available ...

The compact and sleek design of the Aqara Water Leak Sensor makes it easy to install in various areas of the home, such as ...

We have installed four sensors into the River Chess. Each sensor will continuously record selected water quality indicators at thirty-minute intervals. This data will be used by the River Chess ...

Despite great progress over the past century, more than a billion people still don’t have access to clean drinking water today. Much of the water on Earth’s surface is polluted, but it’s not ...

Products like door and window sensors add security features to your home, plus you get more opportunities for automation. For example, shut off the water intake to your home if a leak is detected ...

Sensors to monitor bathing water quality have been placed off Bournemouth and Boscombe piers. Using AI they will give swimmers real-time information about bacteria levels and temperatures via an app.