Raspberry Pi Clock

Finalized cad files, printed and created basic code

After problems involving lack of hardware, I have decided to pivot to an easier project. I want to make a clock that I design, 3-d printed, and coded. I have made a 3d model file prototype involving a motor attachment that creates an arm, motor mount, and clock face. This involved a lot of 3-d design with fusion, trial and error with tolerances, and thinking.

I was finally able to get an output from the joystick. It ended up being a ribbon cable issue. The pi now can zero and read output from the joystick module.

Next steps: Design and print frame for car

This iniital time has been spent by me trying to learn abou tthe different hardware components, assembling parts of a car from a kit (not for final project, just to learn how it can be done), learning to solder, and general tinkering. All of this work has been recording using lapse.