The project must be done in pairs. If you don’t have a partner, post on this discussion forum.

The project you come up with will make effective use of Grove and Arduino components from your kit. You can borrow external components that are available in the lab if you are interested!

The project should use at least two input sensors and at least two output devices. The output must be manipulated by the input in some way (eg. it is not sufficient to have your LCD screen or console say "Hello" the entire time, but you can use it to print the input of a sensor or user, the result of a decision, the value of a variable, etc.).

You are expected to include most or all of the concepts covered in the lectures and labs

Your project can help solve an identified problem OR help introduce a novel idea or innovation. It can be a full solution or a proof of concept - a small-scale demonstration of the feasibility of a larger-scale idea.

Projects can borrow from ideas, algorithms, and designs developed for Labs 1 - 6, but must be larger in scale and design than any of Labs 1 - 6. Ideas do not need to be original, but work does!