The Connected Shower

The Shower

For the last year or two of college, I lived in a small room attached to a garage at the back of a house on Del Mar Boulevard in Pasadena. I’d been living in a room of the main house for a year and leaped at the opportunity for more privacy. The room was tiny — but I didn’t have much stuff and it had its own bathroom. It was just right for me. There was only one thing that was a little disagree...

The ultimate emergency shower.

Breaking the Shower Glass

8 considers a scene of an ooce. Figure 4 (a) shows the scene as it is seen through the synthetic USG. In Figure 4 (b), the reconstruction result is shown, assuming a depth of o z = 6 units, the depth of the center of the scene. Figure 4 (c) shows the original scene of the ooce, with the USG completely removed. Due to the large variation in the depth of the scene, the quality of Figure 4 (b) is ...

The Smart Shower

The smart shower is an intelligent device that saves the water during the shower. It uses the indicator lamps that inform the user of the amount of the water. Like the traffic signal it has three sets of lamps, green, yellow and red, each indicating the amount of time spent. This device brain is the Siemens Logo PLC.

Experimental evidence for the sensitivity of the air-shower radio signal to the longitudinal shower development

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