Saturday, February 18th



The team meets before the first meeting with the instructor.

Wednesday, February 29th



Leap day! The team is hard at work setting up the alcohol sensor.




Success!




The device prints out voltage values on the computer screen, representing levels of alcohol.




When alcohol (hand sanitizer) is put near the sesnor, the output values rise.
Next step is to correlate these values with BAC levels.

Sunday, March 4th



The device now can connect via Bluetooth.




Also, the Push Button Start Kit works when connected to a motor.
When the start button is pushed, the motor will start, simulating starting a real car.

Wednesday, March 21st



Hooking up both bluetooth devices to see if they can communicate with each other.




Working on the Android app, to send text messages.

Tuesday, April 10th



Data analysis after extensive testing.

Saturday, April 21st



Demonstration of the ignition coil working, which will represent the car being started since we couldn't get a real car for the final demo.




Picture of what the final device will look like.