# Seminar week 4: Hardware design and prototyping

## Participants
|initials| name | discord user |
|---|---|---|
|JU| Jose Urra | jurra |
|JV|Jerry de Vos| Jerzeek|
|LD| Laura Dinkla | LauraD|
|ME | Mohammad Ebrahimi | moeb8001|
| AP | Alice Peck | Alicee
| NA | Nemo Andrea | sandcrawler
| MM | Miguel Marrero | mmtarrau|
## Icebreaker
What is your favorite tool? show us your tool and tell a bit about it

Vincent: Small pincers (nijptang). Taking out electronics out of the breadboard without getting stabbed, bleeding and fainting 😵‍💫.

Jerry: Prusa mini 3D printer

JU: For electronics the breadboard, sd cards, raspberry pi

Alice: probably the tool that I use most often is the pocket knife on my keyring, not sure if it counts as 1 tool though

Mohammad: Micro SD card to USB adapter. Makes life easier when trnasferring files.

LD: Small box cutter - as an architect also use it for making models (maquettes)

NA: calipers 😉

# Exercises
**Goal:** The goal of these exercises is to help you set up a simple testing framework with a free, simple and available tool that is widely used by open source communities in software and hardware development.

**Hopefully these exercises will help you work further in your project using an agile-like project management approach.**

## Exercise 1: Create a progress board
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Your comments bellow
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Vincent: https://github.com/studiorabota/wiggle-bin/issues

## Exercise 2: Pick up a hypothesis that is core to your project and design several experiments using the test cards
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Your comments bellow
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Vincent: https://github.com/studiorabota/wiggle-bin/issues

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