Hearing Watch

A “Walkie-Talkie” device that is able to communicate among the hearing impaired to communicate with each other throughout a household.

Introduction • 2 • 3 • Credits • License

Introduction

Current Coding Objectives for Sensory Watch

Current Stage: Stage 2 - Testing: Step 2

Percentage Complete: 24%

Stage 1 - Development

1. Understand principles behind Arduino & BLE (Bluetooth-Low-Energy) COMPLETE
2. Write base code for intial development and test basics COMPLETE
3. Adjust code to fit project guidelines: master and slave codes COMPLETE
4. Verify code and fix errors COMPLETE
5. Have code compile successfully COMPLETE

Stage 2 - Testing

1. Wire SEEED on protoboard with respective defintions in the code COMPLETE
2. Upload master and slave code to each SEEED IN PROGRESS
3. Test features which have been coded
4. Find 'bugs' and features which are not working properly
5. Fix bugs by doing **Stage 1 **Steps 3-5 until working

Stage 3 - Post-Development: Requested Features List

1. Add Connect/Disconnect Alert
2. Add Battery level Alert
3. Add Properly defined button and LED functions
4. Use rechargeable lithium-cell
5. Add an additional watch for 3 total watches: WATCH0, WATCH1, WATCH2

Stage 4 - Final Testing / Completion

1. Design Enclosure (3 identical)
2. Fit watches into enclosures
3. Clean enclosures
4. Test product with conditions and real world situations
5. Finish any last steps or required work

Stage 5 - Production

1. Tell users about product
2. Explain to users how to wear and use product
3. Allow users to wear and use product
4. Have users test product
5. Have users successfully use product