The interactive system was well received by children, many of whom engaged with the game multiple times. Most participants exhibited proficiency in maneuvering the maze, typically achieving completion within an average time of 15-20 seconds.

Approximately one hour into the demonstration, a failure occurred in one of the servo motors, necessitating its replacement with a smaller, alternative servo motor. Interestingly, this adjustment resulted in improved performance compared to the initial configuration.

Additionally, some users encountered difficulty with the joystick extender, which occasionally detached under excessive force. To mitigate this issue, the extender was removed midway through the showcase, after which users demonstrated increased precision and ease of control with the standard joystick interface.

Despite minor technical setbacks, the exhibition at the museum was highly successful. The game maintained its intended functionality, and all participants were able to complete the challenge while enjoying the interactive experience.

Lessons Learnt

1. Always have a reliable backup plan—and ensure it actually works when needed.  

2. Make a decision with confidence, then commit to executing it effectively.