Given the holidays and new year rush I see few or one only project in the category. Moving the deadline further would be an idea given the time.

Just a suggestion

Hi snidhi ,   the tricky thing about this program is the there is a poll for the next the month and its hard to keep things going on schedule if there are delays.   In some past competitions we've only had two really great projects and those were the winners so that's a total invitation to 14rhb to jump in.      I'm also eager to see the rest of the project from anupash.1002 as it sounds like its going to be really cool!   I realize that the timing may not be perfect but that is part of the sacrifice you make to have an always "on" project competition.   The real goal of the program is to get projects on the community.  I know quite a few people continued working on their Test Instrumentation which was awesome to see!   Perhaps someone could take a go at a wearable after the competition closes when they have time.  Something like wearables is huge and can't imagine that this would be the only time we do something like it.  It will be interesting to see how things play out.  I am still hoping we'll see some more projects before it closes.  The doc is also a reminder that the deadline is soon approaching. 

I hope that too more people decide to jump in even if it is in the last minute.

Cheers

Yes, joking aside, I hope so too. There has been a few roadtests recently that could provide people with the required parts such as micro:bit wear:it Development Kit  and  NXP Rapid IoT Prototyping Kit  plus E14 has given out some PocketBeagle boards; there are also all the cool projects that the Micro:Bit can be used for.

Rod

I have ordered the parts of the project but still waiting the delivery. The software is ready to go.

I agree with you Tariq, me too I had a problem on the I2C communication between the micro:bit and the 7-segments display that stopped me the final part of the project for the vintage clock "Tempus Fugit" project. Now the issue is solved but obviously, I was out of the Project14 month.

Enrico

I agree with you Tariq, me too I had a problem on the I2C communication between the micro:bit and the 7-segments display that stopped me the final part of the project for the vintage clock "Tempus Fugit" project. Now the issue is solved but obviously, I was out of the Project14 month.

Enrico