Today, we finished the prototype of the armadillo backpack and we begin to work on the final project now. We got the mechanics of the backpack done, which are the two motors on both sides.

Nathan Byun

Today, we worked on the armadillo backpack, we are mostly done with it. In addition, we finished the final sketch. We decided not to use the motor no more because it wouldn't combine with our project smoothly. In the next class, we will be finishing up the armadillo backpack and be get the final presentation slides done.

Today, in science class, we created a motor that allows the armadillo backpack to open and close easily. Additionally, we began constructing the armadillo backpack using Bristol paper. This is all part of the testing process. In the next stage, we plan to build the motor using Arduino and the backpack using stronger materials.

We think that we should make our ideas straight. We either stick to the armadillo backpack and drop the led thing and work on actual camouflage, or we can stick to the led light, and set the back of the armadillo backpack into any color as well. 

1. The two ideas contradict each other

2. Maybe use tent like material for the armadillo backpack?

3. Led lights goes against camouflage as it will only stick out. 

4. The military will probably use green and camo instead of led lights

5. Maybe drop one of the ideas