Week 5 (1/26 - 1/30)

Week 5 (1/26-1/30)

Monday:

Assigned parts to laser cutter or 3D printer

Design - Preparing to generate final box

Modeled prototype lock that will fit into door

Design - Modeling prototype lock, that should work upon first try

Developed coding blocks to properly program the screens on the interface

This would be in the build and test phase of the design process because the MIT App Inventor interface will act as our user interface in our final product, allowing customers to interact with it in order to scan their fingerprints and load it into the system. The code will need multiple tests and reiterations to obtain the desired result for the final product.

Tuesday:

Began transferring Fusion sketches into Autocad

Design - Preparing to use laser cutter

Made plans to move ceiling up, in order to fit circuitry between fake top and real top

Design - Editing final Fusion design

Wednesday:

Started 3D Printing components

Build - 3D Printing Components

HM-10 Development Code

This would be in the build and test phase of the design process because the code for the HM-10 connecting with the Arduino is a significant aspect of the design and needs testing and evaluations to make sure the Bluetooth module can connect to the Arduino and to the user interface, allowing for easy use for customers.

Transferred sketches of box walls from Fusion to AutoCad and into Glowforge

Build - Getting ready to laser cut our finger jointed walls

Thursday:

Got components back, rod is too thick.

Build - Recieved components

Remodeling rod

Evaluate - Redesign rod

Friday:

Goals for next week:

Successfully connect HM-10 module to Chromebook/mobile with MIT App Inventor
Finish manufacturing first box
Develop the user interface to be prepared to connect with fingerprint sensor

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