In this blog, we provide a detailed breakdown of the costs associated with the components used in our micromouse, as well as the billable time dedicated to the development of both the micromouse and the website. Additionally, we outline the expenses related to overhead resources, such as academic and technical support. This comprehensive overview allows […]
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Williams reflective blog post: It’s the differences that make us stronger: In our microhouse engineering team, we’ve learned a lot from each other’s different backgrounds. We found that when we all bring our own ideas, we come up with better ways to solve problems. We have a rule that says everyone should be included and
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April blog: April was a shorter month of working with the micromouse since the easterbreak enden in mid april. This month was the last month we were able to work on the micromouse. I soldered and wired up all the LEDs for our special feature. The circuit had a few things that didnt work (grounding
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March blog: March was a productive month focused on advancing and finishing off our micromouse project. I completed the crucial task of soldering all components onto the circuit board, ensuring each connection was perfectly secure. Additionally, I supported my colleague Modou with AutoCAD, aiding in the design of our device’s shell. We tackled AutoCAD’s complexities
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The IET NW Midlands webinar on the Ethics of Autonomous Vehicles, broadcast on March 16, 2021, discussed the technological architecture for autonomous vehicles, focusing on the use of intelligent agents to enhance trust in these systems. This architecture combines hardware and software to enable vehicles to act autonomously, including a variety of sensors and cameras
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An Engineer shouldn’t just master the fundamentals of mathematics, but also the commitment of ethics. The (RAE) Royal Academy of engineering and the Engineering council have made a statement of ethical principles for engineering. The rule gives good examples of how an engineer should conduct to these rules.For this module EG-252 we will be creating
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December is always the busiest month of the year, but this time we did most of the hard work in November. By doing consistent and good work during November allowed us to just focus on other things in EG-252 like the obstacle avoidance presentation and learn how to use SolidWorks. I spent a lot of
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In November we finally got the obstacle avoidance to work with the motors for our micromouse which was a great milestone. We had some issued with the motor because it did not work properly but after some expertise help from dr.davies we manage to sort this out. Modou created fully working website where I have
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In October, our team formation marked the beginning of an exciting journey. We carefully crafted a skills matrix that highlighted each team member’s unique strengths and capabilities, setting a solid foundation for our collaborative efforts. Athby and I have been working in close partnership on our experiments, and I’m pleased to report that our experiment
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