Now that we know the sensors can receive data, we’re going to move quickly towards assembling the glove so we can train the ML model. We’d like to have it assembled soon so we can have something ready for the interim demo in a little over a week. We’re considering adding capacitive touch sensors to the glove (which we’ve already ordered for testing) to make sure we can accurately represent all of the signs.
The most significant risk that could jeopardize the product is how well the sensors hold up during testing and data collection. We will prioritize keeping the sensors in place and secure during data collection to ensure we collect accurate data across all trials. If the sensors move significantly during data collection, we run the risk of our model incorrectly assigning classes.