Easter 2 Week University Closure 25/03/24 - 05/04/24

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 Easter 2 Week University Closure 25/03/24 - 05/04/24



During the Easter break from March 25th to April 5th, 2024, the University was closed, providing an opportunity for a brief hiatus. Utilising this time, I returned to Ipswich, my hometown, to reconnect with family and friends. While away, the temperature-controlled prototype remained at the university in London, ensuring continuity in project development. Focusing on maximising productivity during the break, I dedicated my efforts to writing up the technical report accompanying the project. This period of respite allowed for a balance between project implementation and documentation, ensuring comprehensive coverage of the prototype's development process.

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