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Contributions to Technical Project

Contribution List

Administrative

  1. Delegated the work to be done after meetings.

Research

  1. Explored the different companies that could use our product, and their capabilities and developments in smart lift systems.

  2. I used ChatGPT to check the current smart lift systems available today and the scientific papers produced with regards to elevator operations.

  3. Researched on the viability and possibilities of the use of pressure sensors in our product.

Writing

  1. Typed out the typical lift operation for the report draft.

  2. Constructed and typed out the ideal, gap and goal statements.

  3. Cleaned up organisation of report and added starting sentences for each section.

Presentation
  1. Generated slides for the introduction section of the project.
  2. Presented the introduction section of the slides which included pain point elaboration to product reveal.

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