1. Team 02 The Swirly Cup The Coffee Alarm Done by: Darren Seet Ngee Ee Lin Novi Lee Leon Cresswell

2. What we made Toilet rolls as coffee mugs Half a plastic container as the alarm Half a plastic container for coffee Scrap paper as dispensers Tissue box as the coffee machine

3. Materials we used Plastic container 2 toilet rolls 2 Pocky boxes Black, purple and gold paper Scrap paper Markers Masking tape Tissue box Scissors and glue

4. Our prototype A closer look of our prototype… Coloured paper covered our prototype. Wrote the time on masking tape and stuck it on the part to be the alarm clock.

5. Making use of what we learnt In Semester 1, we learnt how to connect circuits. The buzzer can act as if the alarm is ringing. We decided to attach a buzzer to our prototype.

6. Improving The wires of the circuit looked messy, so we needed something opaque to cover it. We redid our prototype. Instead of using a plastic container, we used cardboard instead. Instead of rolled up scrap paper, we used straws

8. Our completed prototype Alarm is placed on the top A door was made to prevent spillage during dispense Toilet paper roll cups The buzzer is hidden under the alarm section

9. Our completed prototype Buttons at the side for settings Back container to put coffee powder and water in Straws as dispensers Push to open door latch A remote control where it has the On/ off button Snooze button Coffee dispensing button if user wants more coffee

10. Gallery walk Purpose of the gallery walk: Let people get to know more about our prototype Get feedback to improve our prototype Know how useful will it be to others

11. Comments The judges gave us a few positive feedbacks for example, Thought it’s great to combine an alarm clock and coffee machine It is a good idea to wake up to the aroma of coffee or a hot one. Impressed that we used a buzzer and a QR code Useful as it can save them time in the morning Meets the user needs well

12. Comments However, they also expressed their concerns. Such as: Coffee turning cold after lazing on bed for too long Prototype is a little bulky to put on the bedside There may not be light in bedrooms for solar panels to work

13. Further improvement So after getting our feedback, we know what our prototype is lacking and we made improvements to it.

14. Final prototype

15. The doors and the back of our prototype are light coloured so it reduces radiation. The bottom of our prototype will be made in plastic to reduce heat loss by conduction. Doors can be closed to reduce convection and evaporation from occurring. Preventing heat loss