Testing my first prototype ... EVERYWHERE!
I compiled a bunch of footage of me testing the first prototype of a dishwasher turbidity sensor everywhere! I had a lot of fun making this and I can't wait for the sensor to get more accurate. I hope you guys don't take this too seriously. If you're mad at my terrible engineering approach, pease watch till the end so understand what next steps I'm going to take. I would also like to say that I'm not being paid to promote this product! It was a gift from the company. If you want the Complete Starter Kit then you can find it on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B01IHCCKKK/r... ...I'm also not making any money if you decide to buy the kit using this link. (You can also just type the name into Google lol) ____________________________________________________________________ ⚙️Have any questions? I might've answered them! Check out this video where I answer 73 questions: • Video ⚙️INSTAGRAM: @rivertechjess / rivertechjess ⚙️TWITTER: @rivertechjess / rivertechjess ⚙️PINTEREST: STEMinine (I have my bookshelf here!) / steminine
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