This week we showed our final demo which included our MVP product that showed a user’s wearable device turn on with a light whenever it was their turn to do a task and the button which would rotate the task order for when someone finished …
Well, this is more of a 1.5-week report, instead of a week, and I got several things done. They were all short tasks. 1) Completion of Server Integration Jeffrey had integrated my testing server into his final server. So both of us sat together and …
This week I got a lot of work done. I successfully implemented extremely low power deep sleep modes. All that’s left is to profile it with a multimeter to see the sleep mode current drop to < 1mA. At the same time, I will be finishing up having only deep sleep on the button except through external interrupt trigger (a button press). The porting of the sleep mode activation shouldn’t be too bad, since I don’t have to worry about writing a real-time timer driver in order to schedule wakeup like I did with the wearable device. Since my teammates seem to be busy, I also helped out with writing the GUI for the hub server. I believe that all the visual components are now done; I just need to connect with Jeffrey’s hub server so that I can pull data to display as well as push new data from the camera configuration. I also need Shivi’s image to display on the heatmap page. At this point I am extremely worried about our progress since the final demo is Monday, but I think perhaps with a super big push, we can make it to the end with a very presentable product.
This week we worked on building our final product from our MVP. I traveled back to home (Florida) from Pittsburgh, but I was able to access the Raspberry Pi remotely to work on the integration. I was in charge of getting our location detection working. …