I'm leaning towards the logs and the digi cam because I really like the designs and they seem fun to make.
Both of these post-its talked about the digi cam and how I could add a speaker to the backside of the digicam where it's not visible or I could make a stand using the other speaker.
I believe this is a great design because it incorporates nature which is something everyone loves. I really wanted my design to center around wildlife and plants and I have decided on doing the logs. Working on rhino to make this design has had it challenges but I'm slowly remembering what I learned before last year and finding rhino easier and easier.
These are the 3D models of my logs. The speaker fits inside the opening and the holes along the sides are correct so that's good. I attempted to make a little mushroom at the top of one of the cardboard logs which will serve as the volume. I still need to make the back which will hold all the wires and I'm planning on making the bottom of the logs slightly flat so they don't roll away.
This is the final breadboard for my speakers. After some trial and error and with some help from my teammates and Mr. Kleindolph I was able to complete it and have it play music. I'm excited to have this finally soldered onto the final piece and see how it turns out in my final project.
I worked with Bryce on this project and this is the 3d model of what we made. Something I learned was how to better use CircuitPython and how to type words on it. I added our names and replaced the Analog and Digital text.