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The status report discusses the progress of Design Team 2's automated drink dispensing system. Key milestones included finalizing the design in February, receiving ordered parts in late February, developing working code by late March, and integrating the fully functional prototype by mid-April. Recent tasks involved image acquisition testing, adapting code, designing a tentative GUI, and implementing a working valve. Upcoming tasks center around finishing the environment setup, further integrating system components, and completing the final report and product refinements ahead of the design deadline in April.
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The document summarizes the first prototype of the PATHS system, which aims to make exploring cultural heritage collections enjoyable and easy for users. It describes the three main components of the prototype: 1) a web application user interface built with Python, 2) a .NET XML web service API that the interface uses to access data, and 3) a PostgreSQL database that stores processed cultural heritage items and other application data according to a logical data model. Screenshots and documentation are provided to demonstrate the prototype's core functionality and potential navigation, retrieval, and content enrichment capabilities. The prototype will be evaluated and used to inform the development of a second, improved version.
Paschall, James
James Paschall is a computer science student at Truckee Meadows Community College estimated to graduate in 2016 with an Associates of Science degree. He has over 6 years of experience in networking, systems administration, and quality control. His skills include networking, software, component hardware, programming, and web development. He is currently pursuing his Associates while working as an Engineering Team Member at Highly Reliable Systems, where he assists in product development, deploys and manages backup systems, and troubleshoots customer networks.
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- 1. Drinks Unlimited AVD&FDS Automated Volume Detection & FluidDispensing System. Status Report #6 Design Team #2 Frederick Weissbach Brendan Baker Sean Tovar EE 4813 – Electrical Engineering Design II 31 March, 2010
- 3. Receive Ordered Parts – 21 February, 2010 *
- 4. Working Code – 22 March, 2010 *
- 5. Fully integrated product – 2 April, 2010
- 6. Completed Report - 3 April, 2010
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- 9. Adapted Code
- 10. Tentative GUI
- 12. RecentTasks
- 15. Integrate valve and timer outputPending Tasks -
- 16. UpcomingTasks Approaching Tasks - Build final environment GUI additions Final Report Clean up product