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PROGRESS UPDATE OF FINAL YEAR PROJECT

As part of the Final Year Project requirements, it is essential for students to maintain a logbook or blog to document their progress. Therefore, this platform will serve as the dedicated space for sharing updates and developments regarding both my FYP1 and FYP2. I warmly welcome any comments, recommendations, and feedback from readers, as they will greatly contribute to the refinement and success of my project. Thank you in advance for your support and engagement in this journey!

FYP 2, WEEK 10 (15/5/2023 - 19/5/2023)

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- May 20, 2023

During week 10, I began executing a fully developed project. I have provided a video below for you to review.

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FYP 2, WEEK 14 (12/6/2023 - 16/6/2023)

- June 17, 2023

During this week, I just focused on organizing and completing all the reports. Below are the list of reports that need to be completed: 1) Final Report (FR) 2) Progress Report (PG) 3) Proposal Report (PR) 4) Technical Paper (TP) Update: I have completed the technical paper and submitted to the Ms Teams. Proof of submitting can be refer below:

FYP 2, WEEK 9 (8/5/2023 - 12/5/2023)

- May 13, 2023

This week, I encountered an issue with the LCD display in my project. Upon initial testing, as shown in Figure 1, the LCD was unable to display any content. After conducting a thorough troubleshooting process, I discovered that the problem stemmed from the weak internet connection between the ESP32 and the cloud. To resolve this, I decided to switch to a different Wi-Fi connection with a stronger signal. The positive outcome of this adjustment can be seen in Figure 2, where the LCD successfully displays the desired information. Figure 1 Figure 2

FYP 2, WEEK 11 (22/5/2023 - 26/5/2023)

- May 26, 2023

After programming and testing the website, it was time to make the casing for the project. I bought a case from Mr DIY, a popular hardware store. I sized the case to fit the LCD panel, keypad, fingerprint scanner, and servo motor. I had to be accurate so each component fit with the casing. I wanted people to easily access all functions. I slowly cut the case with following the measurement of my components. The detail was essential throughout. I needed to ensure the LCD are clear to seeing, the keypad had enough area for comfortable use, the fingerprint scanner was conveniently positioned for authentication, and the servo motor had enough room to function without obstructions. I wanted the hardware and software to work together. The improved of the casing will protect internal components and looked good to users. It has to be ergonomic, functional, and attractive. All the processes can be seen below. Figure 1: Cutting Process Figure 2: Assembly Process Figure 3: Final P...