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7.0    CONCLUSION

                         The team had invested all the knowledge, skills and time into this project. Each

                  member  played  their  part  in  terms  of  providing  mechanical,  electrical,  programming,
                  crafting skills and creative thinking into the creation of the two robots. The team have tested

                  the  robots  countless  of  times  using  prototype  to  make  sure  that  all  the  flaws  had  been
                  corrected.


                         The  robot  requires  aluminium  material  to  be  fabricated  and  constructed.
                  Furthermore,  most  electronics  components  used  are  recycled  components  to  reduce  the

                  amount of cost.  The most expensive parts are the servo motor as high torque servo motor
                  is  required.  Other  than  that,  each  team  member  get  to  share  the  experience,  skills  and

                  knowledge with other team members.

                         The team learns more in this real project than in class because, building a robot

                  requires different perceptions, knowledge and skills which are brought together to complete

                  the project. The team can now look at things in a broader view because we know where to
                  apply this knowledge and show our understanding on the particular matter.


                  References

                  [1] Aswinth  Raj,  2018,  Digital  Compass  Using  Arduino  and  HMC5883L  Magnetometer,
                      CircuitDigest, November.
                  [2] Ober, 2013, Remote control with shield-ps2 + g15 as wheel, Tutorials by Cytron, October.
                  [3] BKIT CLB, 2013, Robot Spider BKIT4U 2013 (4leg test version), Youtube, June.

                  [4]  ModMyPi LTD, 2013, What’s the difference between DC ,servo and stepper motor ?, ModMyPi
                      LTD, August.





























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