After returning from the Easter break, we received our newly printed shell. On the shell, I worked on attaching the teeth to the shell lid. Then I turned my focus to the website, I updated the gallery with new media, and completed the documentation for the CAD section. We then headed off to Gregynog, at …
in March, our shell was 3d printed. On first impression the shell is what we intended it to be. But looking at the structure of the shell, is too fragile for us to drill any holes. And when the top of the shell is cut open, it has to be sanded down. So, the lid …
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 …
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 …
For November me and athby continued working on the website, we made some improvements to the website. Now the blog page shows all blog instead of a black page, each team member now has their own page, and we added a news page. Towards the end of the month me and athby split tasks and …
My blog report for October. In the first week of the group project, we got debriefed about the project. We got introduced to students from last year micromouse project and they gave us their experience, done some class activities and to finish off we wrote our skills and attributes on to a piece of paper …