In February, we entered a new phase of our project with a hands-on approach, taking significant strides in assembling our design. I startedsoldering all the components onto the PCB, a task that marked a crucial step forward in our development process. Notably, we achieved a milestone by having the PCB printed, which was both exciting […]
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As an engineering student and an aspiring future engineer. I must uphold the highest standard of ethical principles. I must act with honesty and integrity by being trustworthy and reliable in my engineering field. I will maintain a vigilant approach towards my work and behavior, considering their potential impact on my colleagues, superiors, and the
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For February I done soldering on the PCB board then I worked designing our micromouse shell on solid work. I have never used SolidWorks before, to get started I did a basic tutorial on solid work. Where I made a simple part and got familiar with some features of the program. I also watch a
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This month I started working on the white line following, William working on the printed PCB board soldering on components and Modu has started working on the shell design. The white line sensors are currently working and attached with zip ties to the micro mouse, but this is just temporary until we finalise the design
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During February, we have made massive improvements to our project. starting with the micromouse, We have made 4 sensors, two of which are in the front for obstacle avoidance mode and we have coded them to detect the white and black colours so it can stay on the white line and turn when it is
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Throughout all branches of engineering, ethics is an important topic that must always be considered and kept in mind. The Royal Academy of Engineering (RAE) and Engineering Council (EC) have created a statement of ethical principles for engineers. The main relevant points for creating the micro mouse are Honesty, Integrity, Leadership and Communication. These are
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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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After reading the statement of ethical principles issued in 2005 by the Royal Academy of Engineering and Engineering Council, I will do my best to commit to these principles. In my opinion, honesty and integrity is the most important section. As future professional engineers and students working together on a project, we should be able
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Over the last few weeks of December, we have agreed upon our additional feature, a ring of LEDs around the shell, and design for our micro mouse. I have adjusted the PCB design to allow for the extra feature to be printed onto the board. I have also constructed the layout of the LEDs on
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For December I started on solidwork, did some basic tutorials. learned how to use the software, and made some simple objects. Our team did the obstacle avoidance test; we demonstrate our prototype micromouse obstacle avoidance capability in front of the module coordinator Dr Timothy Davies and module lecturer Dr Chris Jobbling. our PCB board got
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