The Prodigy Micromouse 296/396. Team Members/Assignments Dale Balsis (396) – Web Designer/Hardware Tyson Seto-Mook (396)– Project Supervisor Calvin Umeda.

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The Prodigy Micromouse 296/396

Team Members/Assignments Dale Balsis (396) – Web Designer/Hardware Tyson Seto-Mook (396)– Project Supervisor Calvin Umeda (296) – Software Programmer Keoni Wasano (396) – Documentation /Hardware

Overview To build a robotic mouse that is able to maneuver it’s way through a maze using side sensors and our ingenious algorithms. Hopefully to not only finish the project but to competitively challenge, if not win, in the competition.

General Approach Expect to finish the hardware design ASAP Give ample amount of time for programming and debugging Get mouse working early to get it running at it’s fullest potential

Problems Foreseen Getting two new members up to speed to help with the project Connecting our batteries to our mouse Fixing our broken wheel Getting the right algorithms for the code

Expected To Learn How to build a robotic mouse Better teamwork skills Want to further our computer programming knowledge Improve on hardware and software integration

Goals That we’ll work well together as a group Finish with a respectable project Have a competitive mouse by the mini competition Implement S-turns

Gantt Chart

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