WEEK4

(last update 23/02/2023, Yibing)


Process checking

  • fix the failed code (Bluetooth connection)
  • circuits soldering
  • connect the receiver circuit to the car kit with a 9 volts battery 

  • figure-1
  • connect the transmitter circuit to the glove with a 9 volts battery


  • set different speeds when going forward 
  • test all the functions forward/stop/ turn left/ turn right with different speeds 


Issues occurred
  • speeds might not be distinctive enough due to the limited voltage source Arduino could handle 
  • the sensing of the gestures is rather sensitive than expected which makes going a straight line a little difficult. 
Additional tasks

  • prepare for the presentation 
  • poster making 
  • logbook checking 

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