WaterWatcher Submitted by: Jeremy Levine, Architect Description: a monitoring tool that publicly displays how much water a household uses, thereby using “peer pressure” to curtail consumption Designer’s Statement: “The WaterWatcher is a is a publicly visible water meter with a glowing face that changes color based on the amount of water use for the house. The hands of the WaterWatcher rotate, ticking off water use by gallon increments. Smart metering is an effective way of reducing water consumption by raising awareness. But becoming aware of something is not always enough to change behavior. However, by making our individual water use public, the WaterWatcher encourages conservation. Social Engineering through peer pressure. “People don’t just want to conserve energy,” says Arizona State University psychologist Robert B. Cialdini, “they want to be acknowledged for conserving energy. The same thing applies to water conservation. “ Search “소액결제현금화[[카톡vip747]]㈂구글스토어결제ч구글스토어삽니다㉢구글스토어매입↘구글스토어수수료⒰구글스토어수수료≡구글스토어결제ㅡ구글스토어파는곳◐acknowledge”

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WaterWatcher

Submitted by: Jeremy Levine, Architect

Description: a monitoring tool that publicly displays how much water a household uses, thereby using “peer pressure” to curtail consumption

Designer’s Statement:

“The WaterWatcher is a is a publicly visible water meter with a glowing face that changes color based on the amount of water use for the house. The hands of the WaterWatcher rotate, ticking off water use by gallon increments.

Smart metering is an effective way of reducing water consumption by raising awareness. But becoming aware of something is not always enough to change behavior. However, by making our individual water use public, the WaterWatcher encourages conservation. Social Engineering through peer pressure.

“People don’t just want to conserve energy,” says Arizona State University psychologist Robert B. Cialdini, “they want to be acknowledged for conserving energy. The same thing applies to water conservation. “