As of right now, we are beginning to fall behind on a few tasks. We need to get the Jetson and Raspberry Pi integrated, we need to get the paddle built, and we need to add the aspect of spin into our game. The biggest risk that we are looking at is the integration of the microcontrollers with the Unity game engine. Henry and William will test to see if the Raspberry Pi can integrate with Unity on Monday, and if it cannot work, we will have two alternate approaches. The first is to add a new bluetooth module to the Raspberry Pi that allows connection with the bluetooth library we are using on Unity. The second is to write code ourselves that creates Bluetooth connections.
Even with these hiccups, we don’t see any reason to change the system of our product at all, and our schedule is going to remain the same since we foresaw possible difficulties with the integration. Referencing Henry’s post, he is going to finish integration of the Raspberry Pi and Jetson within 2 weeks. William is going to be working on building the paddle and helping Henry with integrating the Raspberry Pi. And Logan is going to finish up his OpenCV code and work on adding the spin capabilities to the game as well.