1. Tim walters, January 31, 2017, Wonder factory group a
Project Description
Project:
The Wonder Factory, a science center in Flagstaff
Design an interactive exhibit
Promote STEM centered subjects 
Interactive
Engaging
Fun
1:1
2:1
4:1
Metal Pulleys
Eyelets
Aluminum Frame
Topic 1: Project Description
 Provide a brief but meaningful review of your project
 Provide a high-quality labeled image of your current manufactured design.
Plastic Pulleys
Weight Bags
Tim walters, January 31, 2017, Wonder factory group a

2. Updates New Since Last Time: Corresponding changes:
Talked to our client (Steve)
“wow” factor
Taller
Heavier Weights (20lbs – 40lbs)
Corresponding changes:
6 feet aluminum frame extension
Wider base
More weight
Implement a gamming aspect
24V lights
proximity sensors
Design of Experiments:
STEM City event in Skydome 
Pulley system functionality
Amount of weight needed
Height of PVC backboard
Height of bags
Length of rope
Took surveys:
Fun and interesting?
What could make this design better?
Aesthetics?
Results
Rope clutch
Padding on eyelets and rope
Game?
Topic 2: Updates
 Update the audience to what has been accomplished since the last presentation.
 Where there any changes to the design? What caused those changes?
 What is left in the manufacturing of the design?
 Discuss the Design of Experiments for your project.
Mohammed Alqahtani & Ahmad Alowais, January 31, 2017, Wonder factory group a

3. Tim Walters, January 31, 2017, Wonder factory group a
Moving Forward
Manufacturing:
Rope clamps (Tim)
Mount three 24v lights (Ahmad)
Mount three proximity sensors (Mohammed Alqahtani)
Code and mount Arduino Uno with relay shield and 24v power supply (Tim & Aaron)
Aesthetic Wonder Factory logo to the PVC backboard (Mohammed Aldossari)
Testing:
Various weight trials for clamps
Troubleshooting with Arduino
Race testing with various weights
“Wow” factor with focus groups
Possible redesign options?
Implement buzzer
Score tally mechanism
Acrylic tubes for weight bags
Topic 3: Moving Forward
 Detailed plans of manufacturing (if any manufacturing is still required)
 Detailed plans for testing the design.
 Contingencies (schedule, budget, etc.) for possible redesigns based on the results of testing
 Who is responsible for what?
Tim Walters, January 31, 2017, Wonder factory group a

4. Schedule & Budget Total: $1,330.87 Remainder: $169.13
Topic 4: Schedule & Budget
 Provide a schedule for this term showing when key tasks still need to be completed. Indicate if you are currently on, ahead, or behind schedule.
 Describe the project’s budget including total dollars available, anticipated expenses, actual expenses to date, and the resulting balance.
 Highlight any and all changes from the last presentation to now regarding schedule and budget.
Total: $1,330.87
Remainder: $169.13
Mohammed Aldossari & Arron Ake, January 31, 2017, Wonder factory group a