Argus Nanosensors Inside Plants
Argus Nanosensors Inside Plants
Argus is a water quality monitoring system based on a living plant. Nanosensors are injected into the leaves, where they remain within the intercellular space. The sensors produce a visible glow of a specific light wavelength. When lead from the surrounding water reaches the leaves, the glow is reduced, indicating that the water contains impurities. The plant samples water continuously and needs no electricity. A result appears within fifteen minutes to two hours, which is faster than laboratory testing.
- Category : Cybernetics Design
- Designer : Harpreet Singh Sareen
- Designed For : Parsons School of Design