Week 19. Project Development¶
Complete your final project tracking your progress.
what tasks have been completed?
Completed Tasks: - Electronics Design has been created using KiCad and final Board Production is completed using Roland. - Enclosure for PCB is designed and manufactured. - Completed final Programming for integrated components in Arduino IDE. - Successfully tested all components together.
what tasks remain?
Remaining Tasks:
- Vinyl Sticker Cutting for aesthetic enhancement.
- To complete assembly and secure all parts in the enclosure.
what has worked? what hasn’t?
Successes and Challenges:
- Integrated testing with the Blynk App worked well.
- Occasionally facing errors connecting to the Blynk server.
what questions need to be resolved?
- Need to think about the script for the final project video.
- How to make the system visually appealing and attractive to customers for potential sales.
what will happen when?
Upcoming Tentative Schedule:
- May 25: Rico-san arrives.
- May 26: Receive feedback from Rico-san on the current state of the project.
- May 27: Improve package design based on feedback.
- May 28: Simplify the assembly process of electronics into the enclosure.
- May 29: Script development for the final project presentation.
- May 30: Final assembly and installation of the system.
- May 31: Video shooting and initial compilation.
- June 1-2: Prepare the final video and request for feedback from Rico san and Intructor.
- June 3-4: Prepare final project slides and final project documentation, then upload everything.
- June 5: Presentation day 😅 and remember to take deep breaths and stay calm! 😊
what have you learned?
Lessons Learned:
- Achieving the right dimensions for electronic components to fit perfectly into the enclosure is challenging and often requires multiple attempts.
- Learning to program with the Arduino IDE has been a major achievement, especially given my background in Automobile Engineering.
- Through the Fab Academy, I’ve acquired diverse skills, including electronic design, production, and embedded programming, which I aimed to achieve.
- Always remember to credit AI, even if it is a one-sentence idea.