FYP 2 (Week 11)

For this week, I focused on writing and completing Chapter 4 of my project, which is the Result and Discussion section where I explain the testing results. I also attended a workshop on Wednesday that provided insights on how to write a technical paper, which will be beneficial for my project. Additionally, I sought guidance from Madam Azliza regarding the format and information to include on a poster. After incorporating her suggestions, I made the necessary changes and successfully completed the poster.

Figure 1: Technical Paper Workshop

Figure 2: Poster

FYP 2 (Week 10)

For this week, I have changed and corrected the report for the methodology chapter. I have changed the Arduino IoT Cloud related stuff to Blynk Application. In addition, I have also made some changes to my project flow chart and have made the final circuit connections for this project using the Proteus application. Next, I also did the final testing for my project on 19 May 2023 located in Stulang Laut, Johor Bahru. I chose that location because the area near the sea often has relatively fast wind compared to the city area but we can see in figure 5 that the wind speed result that night is not that strong.

Figure 1: Flow Chart of the Project

Figure 2: Final Circuit Connection of the Project

Figure 3: Third Testing

Figure 4: Blynk Application Graph

Figure 5: Result for the Third Testing

FYP 2 (Week 9)

For this week, I have done the 2nd testing on this project. This time testing was done in urban areas. Based on figure 1, we can see that the wind speed in the urban area is not that fast but this test was done to test the effectiveness of this project. During testing, no issues were encountered even though the project was on for almost 2 hours. In addition, I also went to Jalan Pasar, Pudu to buy acrylic to make the housing for this project. Figure 4 shows the final result of the housing.

Figure 1: 2nd Testing

Figure 2: Windspeed during the Testing

Figure 3: Result of the Testing

Figure 4: Project's Housing

FYP 2 (Week 8)

For this week I have continued my project which is to add a function where if the wind speed is at Intermediate and Extreme levels, a notification will be sent to the user's phone using the Telegram application. The information that will be sent on the 2 levels is the current level along with the current wind speed. In addition, I have also tested this project in real life where I have set the normal level, the wind speed is 0 m/s to 5.5 m/s. For Intermediate, the wind speed is 5.6 m/s to 13.9 m/s and for the last level which is Extreme, the wind speed is 14 m/s and above. The speed has been made based on the level of wind speed on the Beaufort scale table. This testing is done to test the effectiveness of this project. This testing was done at Genting Highlands, Pahang.

Figure 1: Example of the Notification on Intermediate and Extreme Levels

Figure 2: Wind Speed Range Based on Beaufort Scale

 

Figure 3: Testing the Project

Figure 4: Result of the Testing