For our final project owen and i made a smart boat. The materials that we used were a  hummingbird duo circuit board, a servo motor, dc motors, and batteries. The tools that i use were a 3d printer, a computor, and a screwdriver. I had a lot of fun with this project. I still isnt working but it was still challenging. I hope i can do it again.

This was our third project and it was robotics. They idea behind the project was to program a hummingbird circuit to do something. My partner and i decided to make a helicopter that responds to a motion sensor.
Materials:
 Wood, wire, hummingbird circuit board, distance sensor, helicopter, computer, glue
Tools:
Screwdriver, Glue gun, Wire strippers
The hardest thing was putting it all together because there were so many wires.
If i could do it again i would build a better base and i would also finish it.
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Idea: My Automata prodject is a drone that spins up and down.
Materials: Cardboard, hot glue, foam cams, foam marshmallows, stick and an iPhone box.
Some of the tools I used were cardboard scissors, a hot glue gun and a hole puncher.
The thing that was most challenging for me was punching a hole in the iPhone box. I had trouble with this because I was not strong enough to do it myself. The thing I enjoyed most was seeing the final prodject in action. It was so cool to see all of the components working together in such harmony. If I could change one thing it would be to do it in wood. That way it would run much smoother.

My electrics prodject is a fair ride called, The Guillotine. The materials I used were, batteries, a switch, wires, stone blocks, glue, clear plastic, CD's cardboard, and a marker. The tools I used were a soldering iron, glue gun, scissors, and wire strippers/cutters. The most challenging part for me was deciding what to do because i kept changing my mind. I fixed it by just building whatever that came to mind. I liked soldering the best because it was fun. If I could change it I would put in lights.
Here are some pictures.

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This year in technology i look forward to learning more on 3d and 2d printing. I also look forward to continuing making games and playing them.