As a team member , l can confirm that I have read through the Statement of Ethical Principles issued in 2005 and revised in 2017 by Royal Academy of Engineering and Engineering Council. I have understood that engineers have the responsibility to uphold ethical values in engineering for the safety of people throughout their engineering […]
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The development journey of the micro mouse project and its accompanying website began in October, where initial experiments with prototype boards were conducted. Teams were formed and tasks were assigned collaboratively in November, continuing experiments and starting assembly of basic components onto the chassis. Throughout October to December, the team’s objective was to achieve a
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Being an engineer in this day and age requires a more a mind that is not only open to ideas, but one that is also environmentally aware. From the standpoint of team golf, are very serious when it comes to sustainability and the environment and we strive to create a micromouse that is environmentally friendly
Throughout the month of December we have been further improving the PCB design by adding a special feature which will allow the circuit to activate the integrated buzzer when the infra-red sensor detects an obstacle. We have found that a better way of activating the integrated buzzer circuit may be to use the Raspberry pi
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For the month of November, after we had finished experiments on the Micromouse project.We began assembling the micro-mouse and I was mainly focusing on the experiments of the Infrared sensor using the information given out in the handout. I assembled the circuit for the IR sensor on a breadboard with the given components. I tested
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