Students have built a working electromechanical prototype:
• A central structural frame made from perforated metal beams (red, yellow, and blue parts).
• Two circular modules on the left and right are RED & GREEN LED.
• A small DC motor mounted near the top.
• A propeller/fan attached to that motor.
• Wiring connecting the various components.
• A switch or push-button module mounted at the bottom.
• A circular base component behind the lower assembly is Bettry housing.
• A partially assembled control/power system with jumper wires.
Most interesting is that the students appear to have moved beyond simply assembling parts and started creating a system that combines:
1. Mechanical structure (the frame),
2. Electrical connections (wiring and switch),
3. Actuation (the spinning fan),
4. Design thinking (arranging components toward a purpose rather than following a simple build).
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Problem: when system is in the busy state (RED LED ON) user can't access Buzzer, when system is in Free state (GREEN LED ON) user can access Buzzer.
Classic usecase: Emergency room occupied - RED light ON - one can't use Buzzer, when it is not occupied - Green Light ON - one can use Buzzer.
Kids are super innovative: Making a prototype using DC motor, LED, buzzer, Battery and a switch.
Safety Alarm: If the System is over-heated, LED will glow, Buzzer starts & Fan Turned-ON. Awesome.
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