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Choose a question. Compare options. Test the prototype and explain your decisions. Keep a record of what you did and learned.
FindItem
Find stored parts through a connected software-and-hardware system.
Product prototypeGive a physical storage problem a digital interface.
The student site describes a one-bin ESP32-C3 reference prototype. This page simulates the control flow; a larger school deployment is still under evaluation.
The project focusA question,
A question,
made concrete.
Find stored parts through a connected software-and-hardware system.
Inside the prototype
- 1An ESP32-based hardware direction
- 2A software interface for finding parts
- 3A public GitHub repository
Directions this project connects
Think across software & hardwarePrototype a real-world useDocument development
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