Contributions to the Research Project

 1. I provided valuable ideas and delivered constructive feedback, enriching our discussions with meaningful insights. My contributions were geared towards enhancing the quality of our project outcomes and fostering a collaborative environment conducive to innovation and excellence.

2. Voted and gave meaningful feedback on the proposed research project updating the various sections as and when needed.

3.  As part of my assigned responsibilities, I diligently conducted comprehensive research to establish a clear understanding of the background information pertinent to our project. This included an exhaustive exploration of relevant hardware and software solutions, as well as an in-depth analysis of prevailing industry trends.
4. I created various images to be used as examples for the research project.

5. I conducted thorough research to ascertain the viability and appeal of our project, delving deeply into the background and subject matter. Through meticulous analysis and consideration of various factors, I ensured that our research endeavour not only remained feasible but also captivated the interest and held promise for meaningful outcomes.
6. I meticulously vetted each contribution to ensure cohesion and alignment with our collective vision. By fostering synergy among team members, I facilitated the seamless integration of diverse perspectives, ensuring that our work remained unified and purposeful.
7. Crafted the initial draft for the primary and secondary research methods. Asked for input and improved on the draft.

8. Updated and gave valuable input on the proposed solution and its various new features and functions of  Lenslot.

9. Made use of Chatgpt, and Grammarly to check for English grammar and errors.

10. Constantly asked questions and communicated which ensured we were all on the right track of completing the project.

11. Co-crafted the concluding statement with my teammates.

12. Presented the product (Lenslot), competitions and why us in the presentation pitch in class.

13.Did a final check, read through and vetting before submission.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Formal Introductory Letter

  Hello Professor Blackstone, I am Royce, currently a Year 1 student in Mechanical Design and Manufacturing Engineering (MDME) from Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT). Prior to this, I graduated from 5 years of tertiary education from niche engineering courses - Mechanical Engineering course at the Institute of Technical Education (ITE) and Aerospace Engineering course at Temasek Polytechnic (TP). Since I was a child, I have been fascinated in the mechanical operations aspect of aeroplanes. During my internship programme while studying in TP, I realised that I particularly enjoyed the design and manufacturing process especially Computer Aided Design (CAD) for short. I enjoy 3D modelling and completing intricate and detailed designs makes me happy which is what fueled my motivation to join this course. One of my strengths would be being a good listener. I have held leadership positions while I studied in both ITE and TP, working with various personalities. These experiences taught
Read more

Summary-Reader Response Draft #1

The ARCAM EBM Spectra H is an advanced electron beam melting (EBM) 3D printing system developed by GE Additive, specifically designed for high-temperature materials such as titanium aluminides and Alloy 718 which are known to be crack-prone. (OpenAI 2024). The Spectra H is part of the ARCAM EBM series, which is known for its capability to produce parts with high density and mechanical properties that are comparable to wrought materials. The machine is the new top-of-the-line EBM printer that does additive manufacturing better than past models. Its size is 1328 x 2344 x 2858mm (D, W,H) and its build volume is 250 x 430mm (D, H). The typical process temperature range is 600 to 1100 degrees Celsius and the max beam power is at 6kW. It is commonly used in the aerospace, medical and automotive industries where complex high-strength metal parts with intricate and tight tolerances are essential. (Griffiths 2018). The machine can recover unused powder in a closed environment as when a part
Read more