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We haven't yet got the stipend through so we haven't done our first order. It is not going to be a very surprising though in terms of materials. Electronic components will probably consist of, LEDs, buttons, some AVR micro-controllers and the wireless connections. For the handsets and hubs MDF, plywood, acrylic, rubber, nuts and bolts will the the main materials used.
We haven't yet got the stipend through so we haven't done our first order. It is not going to be a very surprising though in terms of materials. Electronic components will probably consist of, LEDs, buttons, some AVR micro-controllers and the wireless connections. For the handsets and hubs MDF, plywood, acrylic, rubber, nuts and bolts will the the main materials used.


The key problems we will face is not getting too bogged down by feature creep. Also making something ''easy'' for teachers and something the students ''want'' to use will be a challenge.  
The key problems we will face is not getting too bogged down by feature creep. Also making something ''easy'' for teachers and something the students ''want'' to use will be a challenge whilst keeping the platform open and hackable.


====Feature Creep====
====Feature Creep====
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