UMD CPSE | Team SensiCup

Water is essential to life, yet access to clean and safe drinking water remains a challenge in many communities. SensiCup is a smart drinking cup designed to monitor water quality in real time, helping reduce exposure to harmful contaminants. Equipped with sensors for pH, TDS, salinity, and temperature, SensiCup uses machine learning to generate detailed diagnostic reports based on sensor data. SensiCup also includes a computer vision-enabled microscopic camera to view undissolved particles. All components are housed in a custom 3D-printed base that replaces the bottom of the cup. Users can register their cup’s unique ID on a dedicated website to track water data, upload images, and view contributions from other SensiCup users. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Project Introduction 00:41 Week 1 02:44 Week 2 03:57 Week 3 05:04 Week 4 05:53 Week 5 07:17 Demo Day 08:17 End Credits and Sponsor Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering | Undergraduate Engineering Major | Robotics | Embedded Systems | ABET Accredited | Engineering Degree | UMD Engineering | A. James Clark School of Engineering | Engineering Programs in Maryland | Engineering Summer Camp | Engineering Summer Program | AI Learn more about the program at: https://shadygrove.ece.umd.edu/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/umdcpse/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/umdcpse/ X: https://x.com/umdcpse/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089804176830/ 🔔 Subscribe for more innovative projects and behind-the-scenes footage from the Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering (CPSE) program! _____________________________________________________ Video Credits: Jake Speer – Videographer & Editor Brian Schoem – Media Producer Juliana Rozario – Graphics Contributor