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=Subject=
==Idea==
==Users==
=Plan=
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==Week 1==
==Week 1==

Revision as of 14:48, 22 April 2021

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Members Student ID Faculty E-mail
Marijn Borghouts 1449532 BMT m.m.borghouts@student.tue.nl
Bert de Groot 1459597 ME g.d.groot@student.tue.nl
Nando di Antonio 1465325 ME n.z.d.antonio@student.tue.nl
Dorien Duyndam 1305107 EE d.a.duyndam@student.tue.nl

Subject

Idea

Users

Plan

Week 1

  • Come up with an idea
  • Make the planning
  • Find relative papers
  • Decide who the USErs will be
  • Research about why it is good for the users

Week 2

  • List the needs this user requires
  • Research about possible components
  • RPC list

Week 3

  • Design an electrical circuit
  • Make a start on the design of the pot
  • Start working on the code

Week 4

  • Start with the CAD design of the pot
  • Continue working on the code
  • Start testing the electrical components

Week 5

  • Adjust the code according to the test results
  • Test again
  • Build a prototype

Week 6

  • Upgrade the code again
  • Adjust things to the prototype according to the test results

Week 7

  • Work on the cstwiki
  • Work on the design and start on the product
  • Start working on the final presentation

Week 8

  • Finalize the cstwiki
  • Finalize the design and the product
  • Finalize the final presentation

Deliverables

  • The first deliverable will be this wiki page. It logs our progression and helps the tutors and other people with an interest in our project to follow the progression of the project.
  • The second deliverable will be our physical prototype of the greenhouse climate management system.
  • The third deliverable is the final presentation, in which we present our project for our teachers and peers.

Milestones

  • 1: literature study
  • 2: make an RPC list
  • 3: make a BOM list
  • 4: ordering of the parts
  • 5: software development
  • 6: making the prototype
  • 7: make the final design
  • 8: finalise the wiki page

Objectives

State of the art