Personal Research Update

Hello,

I am not sure of the status of this blog, as I officially completed the Advanced STEM Research course last year. However, I would love to continue to update with my work on both this project and individual robotics assignments. Therefore, I will use it as such and move my work to another blog if I have to.

The current challenge I am tackling involves MATLAB and the Kleiber Mechanism for Drawing Ellipsis as seen on this link.

I hope everyone is having a great winter time and that you enjoy the new year!

-Isabelle Greenberg

Presentation

This is the link for the final presentation

Preparing for Presentation Recordings

I have been fairly silent on the blog for some time because of some limits and being distracted by school. I will summarize and show my final work in the presentation, but I recently took more recordings. These should be useful soon, and I wanted to make them available for future use. My schedule and plan will also be posted and any goals that were met will have an excited update.

This is the file with the recordings.

Thank you!

Combining and Editting Examples

I am currently working on using the saveload profile (my overview of that example can be found here) in combination with a separate app that connects to the headset. Right now it indicates that the separate, original app I called connectionTesting has no errors on its own, but I have to work a bit with the architectures. Maybe it is because my phone needs an update, or that X code does, but I will find the source of the error. More info to be posted soon, but I wanted to mention my current plans.

Presentation

Link for the presentation can be found here.

Girls in Science and Engineering Day!

It was amazing to help represent Elro at this event, as only 2 other high schools were there! I got to discuss my project through Advanced STEM research, teach the visitors, and learn about other interesting projects. A more detailed follow up will be posted, but here are some highlights:

Big thanks to Mr. Lin for helping to inspire and coordinate the project and to my mom who helped me put it all together!

Girls in Science and Engineering Day and Team 6!

I will be giving a presentation on electroencephalography for Girls in Science and Engineering day on the Intrepid. This should be an exciting experience, and I get to teach many visitors that will be at the event. Not only that, I will learn from the other student presenters and keynote speakers that I will be with.

The information on the event can be found at this link.

Expect an update on how the event went on either Saturday or Sunday.