Overall the project was a success as we had a working micro-mouse but there was clear lesson learned in project and time management. A shell aesthetics were not marked, therefore a simple dome with a open top would of been sufficient for isolating the the IR sensors from wide directions and would of saved on time as well as simplified wiring. More time was needed spending on coding the main function, however, having an intergraded menu allows for an easy path for iteration of the main function and the possibility to easily add additional functions in the future. A couple of extra weeks and I believe we would achieved the brief perfectly but as such it still was still an enjoyable if sometimes stressful experience.
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Rhys
Hello there, my name is Rhys and I'm currently in my second year of studying Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Swansea University. I am the the breadboard technician and secondary programmer in the team. Since a young age I have been interested in technology and electronics. I have keen interest in keeping up to date in the latest electronic releases and as hobbies I enjoy building my own desktop PCs and playing video games.
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