This month, we made the shell for the micro-mouse and modified some of the code so that the micro-mouse would follow the white line accurately. These were the last modifications before going to the scheduled date to test the micro-mouse that we had made. We faced some problems, such as the infra-red sensors, which were […]
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Based on my team’s experience, we were able to create a healthy, courteous, and cooperative workplace by fostering greater cooperation and communication among members despite differences in language and nationality. Due to the fact that no team member experiences marginalisation or disdain for their opinions, racism is also eradicated. Additionally, it promotes the expression of
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Full cost breakdown components of building micro-mous The Printed Circuit Board (PCB) is one of the most important parts of making a micromouse. Costs for printing PCBs range from £5 to £20, based on the size and complexity of the board. For mounting electrical parts, like the Microcontroller Board, the PCB is used as a
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A micromouse’s rational agent is made to make decisions based on sensory input and predetermined goals in order to efficiently navigate a maze. Actuators are used to regulate movement, a decision-making algorithm is used, and sensors are used to sense the surroundings. Sensors that identify barriers and obstructions, such infrared or ultrasonic sensors, give the
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As an engineering student, I find that one of the most important ethical principles is integrity. As it includes honesty, commitment, and not violating the rights of others, so that problems do not occur that hinder flexibility and cooperation among team members, and so as not to harm the results of the project or the reputation
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As we enter the era of autonomous vehicle, the intersection of technology, morality and regulation makes the field of driverless driving more and more complex. In order to respond to the directive that the ethics and regulatory framework related to the design of risk assessment driverless vehicles provide suggestions to the management, I conducted an
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I promise to adhere to these ethical principles both as a student member of the Institute of Engineering Technology (IET) and in my future efforts as a professional engineer. Integrity, honesty, and respect for the rights and dignity of others will be of utmost importance in my decision-making process. Whether dealing with complex technological challenges
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I think diversity has been an extremely strong part of this project, it has promoted students from different backgrounds to mix and form new friendships and working partnerships. To begin with we had some issues with language barriers within the team as everyone on the team were from different international backgrounds so to begin with
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The Ethics of Autonomous Vehicles Blowing the whistleImagine that you discover that the design is flawed and that there is a large probability that one or more of the first production cars will kill a pedestrian. What are your team’s responsibilities under the IET’s Rules of Conduct and its guidance to members on whistleblowing? What is your team’s responsibility as
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Personal Statement of Commitment to Ethical Principles Upon exploring the RAE/EC Ethical Principles, I noticed an emphasis on integrity, honesty, and accountability. These principles resonate closely with my own personal values. As I finish my degree and begin my professional career, I will be committed to upholding these values in every aspect of my work.
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