Entrepreneurship & Innovation Project | Jan 2024 – May 2024
Top 4 out of 250 - Spartan Agora Project
* Conceptual Product Development - Idea Innovation & Market Analysis

Developed a comprehensive entrepreneurial blueprint for Aquavive, a conceptual smart water bottle that uses advanced sensor technology to analyze water quality in real-time. The bottle features LED indicators that display green for safe water and red for contaminated water, providing immediate feedback without external devices. This project encompasses complete product development from concept to market strategy, including prototype design, feasibility analysis, brand identity, and go-to-market planning.
→ Created Shark Tank-style pitch presentation showcasing the complete business model and market opportunity
Traditional water bottles provide portability but fail to address water safety concerns. Health-conscious consumers need assurance about water quality, especially when traveling or in areas with uncertain water sources. Aquavive addresses this gap by integrating sensor technology with LED-based indicators for real-time water quality feedback.


The bottle features LED indicators displaying green for safe water and red for contaminated water, providing immediate visual feedback without requiring external devices or smartphone connectivity.
Features TDS (Total Dissolved Solids), pH, and microbial sensors for comprehensive water quality analysis. Ensures safety by measuring dissolved substances, acidity levels, and detecting pathogens.
An LED strip on the bottle indicates water safety: green for safe, red for contaminated, and blue for operational status. Provides instant visual feedback.
Eco-friendly, rechargeable battery with a micro-USB port for easy charging, similar to smartphones. Long-lasting battery life for extended use.
Simple one-button operation for analysis. Quick and clear LED responses enable confident use by anyone, anywhere.
Constructed with BPA-free materials for a safe and non-toxic drinking experience. Durable and designed for daily use.
Transparent, durable design with an intuitive LED interface. Sleek and modern aesthetic that combines functionality with style.
Advanced 3D printing brought the digital bottle design to life, allowing for hands-on evaluation of its form and function.
TDS, pH, and microbial sensors were embedded for precise water quality analysis, offering real-time safety feedback.
The bottle features a color-coded LED system: green for safe water and red for contamination, enabling instant user decision-making.
Feedback-driven iterations refined the prototype, enhancing sensor accuracy and user comfort for optimal performance.
Health-conscious individuals aged 25-45 who value technology that enhances wellbeing. Urban professionals with a proactive stance on environmental issues and a habit of investing in health-enhancing products.
Received positive feedback on innovation and environmental benefits. Key improvements implemented based on feedback:

Aquavive was chosen to suggest water (aqua) and life (vive), fitting the product's identity as a health-focused, life-enhancing water bottle.

"The Sage" - Wise, informed, and a trusted guardian of health. Embodies knowledge, offering peace of mind with every drop.
Crisp Blue
Water, Purity, Trust
Vibrant Green
Life, Safety, Quality
Soft Grey
Modern, Professional
Aquavive draws inspiration from the intersection of technology and well-being. The design philosophy mirrors Apple's clean, innovative aesthetic, Fitbit's health-conscious appeal, and Tesla's pioneering spirit in technology.
A community event that invites participants to test various water sources with the Aquavive bottle, showing real-time results. The event culminates in a "Purest Source" award, highlighting the bottle's effectiveness and raising awareness on water quality.
Placed in the top 4 out of 250 participants in the Spartan Agora, a semester-long entrepreneurship initiative where students develop consumer-focused innovations and pitch their ideas Shark Tank-style to alumni judges from Michigan State University's College of Communication Arts and Sciences.