Today, 24 May 2019, my group focused on testing components and searching for eventual broken components and, after founding and replacing a few of them, we started to program the Arduino.
Later we have been able to make it work, also we added a red led, reporting that there is smoke in the air, and a green led reporting that the air is clean enough.
Today, 25 May 2019, I and my group made a program to let the Gas Sensor work with a 16x2 Display, but we found some problems building the circuit.
Today, 27 May 2019, I and my group used the Gas Sensor and the 16x2 LCD Display together to show on the display the value of the gas detected by the sensor, when the value was higher than the limit the display showed "Pericolo".
We Naturally kept the two led part of day one.
Today, 28 May 2019, I and my group succeded in adding a Buzzer, that produces a sound whenever the gas is detected. Also, we opened a website in witch we uploaded the diary and, during the Bugatti's teacher hours we started taking data from Arduino and putting it in our laptop file by using a program.
Today, May 29th 2019, my group and I started making the English version of the diary. Also, during the I.T. hour, we focused on trying to put the Arduino's data on the website.
Today, May 30th 2019, my group and I tried to develop an app that will be able to see the data on the website.
Today, May 31th 2019, all the class visited "INXPECT" company that produces security devices that, by using radar sensors, are able to detect the presence of humans and distinguish them from animals. This sensors are used mainly in companies to detect potential intruders, but if put near machine tools, in case a human gets too close to them, they can automatically stop them.
Today, May 1st 2019, during T.P.I. hours we learned to use MIT App Inventor 2.
Today, May 3rd 2019, my group and I started writing the program that will be used to read the data from Arduino and send them to a Cloud Server, we spaghetti coded from our I.T. Teacher Github (https://github.com/alessandro-bugatti/dweet_client & https://github.com/alessandro-bugatti/libreria-seriale).
Today, May 4th 2019, my group and I split up in two parts:
the first one started making a slide presentation that contain all the things we have done during the project school-work, and the second one kept working on the app.
Today, May 5th 2019, my group and I added a humidity and temperature sensor to our project, we also finished the app with MIT AppInventor 2.
Today, June 6th 2019, my group and I have done a report about the project school-work:
We also were able to let the Arduino send the data to the website, but we weren't able to program the app with MIT App Inventor 2.