Here, we will outline the process of our drone project, detailing the tasks completed and the date from the beginning to the final result of our drone, or until the completion of its first and potentially final mission (Decided to put the day which the task was completed).

Planning how our mechanism is going to work and what it will be like. 

Trying to remove our camera because the support where it goes is broken.

It was hard for us to remove the camera, so we asked one of our teachers for help."

 And all of us did the Edpuzzle 

The new base was finished, where the camera will be placed or hung.

 The servo for the mechanism was searched for.

The 3D print of the base( just one part for make sure the measurements are right ) and the first mechanism test idea were tested.

 The drone was finished, but it had to be checked again since it had unnecessary wires and the system was messy. The motors (the drone’s propellers) also had to be properly placed." 

Testing the servo. The servo attaches to the arm on the dropping mechanism and is controlled by a knob on the controller. 

Mounting the print on drone