So.
The STEAM Fair is done. The biggest source of anxiety for the last two months is finished.
Honestly, I just feel relieved.
How did your entire project go?
What would you have done differently? What worked out?
It is honestly disappointing. I worked so hard on this code, I ran into and dealt with multiple issues, and in the end, I ran into a problem I couldn’t fix: The digital pins are limited. They cannot output more than 20 mA. So I had to revert to my old design.
How was the event?
Did the day/event go as you thought it would? What was different compared to what you expected? Were your expectations met and how?
Did the day/event go as you thought it would? What was different compared to what you expected? Were your expectations met and how?
It was actually mostly boring. I had to spend most of my time in 101, and barely anyone went there. I loved all the projects, though. It went in a completely opposite direction than I was expecting, namely, seeing a bunch of SciFi stuff.
What would you do differently or keep?
What are your future plans with this project? Are there any?
I would change my body design, try to make it as light as possible. I would also make a casing out of acrylic.
How was the process?
How did your planning of your project go? Did you follow your plan? Did you have one? Did your plan help you?
How did your planning of your project go? Did you follow your plan? Did you have one? Did your plan help you?
I feel like I stuck to the plan a bit too much. It was very robotic. Next time, I plan to be more spontaneous.
How was your presentation?
How did your presentation go? Were you able to present easily? Did you feel unprepared? Did you feel your project was captivating enough to grab viewers attention?
How did your presentation go? Were you able to present easily? Did you feel unprepared? Did you feel your project was captivating enough to grab viewers attention?
I feel like I didn’t prepare enough, but I always feel like that about everything, no matter what, so it is probably not too bad.