Bram van den Nieuwendijk – Mechinical Engineering Week 2 I did some recearch in possible layouts of the car, and started thinking about what type of mechincal aspects come to play in the design. I did some brainstorming with Rick about this aswell. Åsmund Thygesen – Software Engineer Week 2 I was supposed to start…

AROWEEK – Week 1& 2 Bram van den Nieuwendijk – Mechinical Engineering Week 2 I did some recearch in possible layouts of the car, and started thinking about what type of mechincal aspects come to play in the design. I did some brainstorming with Rick about this aswell. Åsmund Thygesen – Software Engineer Week 2…

Overview Our group, group 4, comprises of one mechanical engineer, one electrical engineer, and three computer engineers. Three of our members are international students, and this project marks the first time we’ve collaborated. Despite our diverse backgrounds, we are all enthusiastic about this semester ahead and committed to working closely across our respective disciplines. The…

Hello again, and welcome to this week’s update on our project Hydrawlics! This week, we focused on solidifying the foundation of our project. While most of the work was done collaboratively rather than individually, we’ve made important progress on planning, requirements, and starting the development of our MVP. Roles This week we distributed team roles…

After laying the groundwork in Weeks 1–2, we used Week 3 to turn our concept into an executable plan. Our focus was on getting the core toolchain and hardware in place so we can move faster in the coming sprints. Since our project centers on software, AI, and systems integration, we’re standardizing on Ubuntu 22.04…

What we have done: We have discussed and established our working methodology and decided to follow the V-model. We have defined our requirements and graded them into A,B and C levels. We did further research on the subject and what is needed for the system stabilization. As well as the components functionality. We shared our…

Wang This week I haven’t worked as much directly with the project. Since I brought the micro:bit home with me, I’ve taken a look at it and its functions and what you can do with it. I haven’t done much with it yet mainly just got it to display some images and output some text…

Blog post 2: Robin: This week, I began working on the robot’s electrical design. To organize the schematic, I plan to start building a component library for the micro:bit driver expansion board, ensuring all the essential elements are included. At this stage, our setup consists of four ultrasonic sensors, a micro:bit driver expansion board, a…

Hello and welcome to the first blog post for our project Hydrawlics! Who are we? We are group 6, a team of five engineering students with interests in a wide range of fields, and a shared passion for robotics and practical challenges. With all of us having experience with multidisciplinary engineering projects like USN Horizon,…