Contributions to the Research Project

 1) Conducted primary interview with MakerLabz. Crafted the interview questions and met up with the founder. Using his insights, came up with the idea for Conveyo.

2) Did the research on additional 3D Printer design such as the difference between Cartesian and CoreXY.

3) Did the page numbers and table of contents according to APA Style

4) Wrote the Introduction and Proposed Solution of the report.

5) Refined the Purpose Statement. 

6) With assistance from gAI, refined the flow and grammar of the introduction.

7) Conducted the tests on bed cooldown times for 1.1.2

8) Tested the conveyor belt and wrote down its limitations in 4. Evaluation

9) Did the final report language editing with Steven


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